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Fresh Fluids


tecciball
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I need to change both my tranny fluid (looks a bit dirty) and coolant (based on mileage). I can't really afford to change both right now. Can anyone tell me which is more important, and how much I should expect to pay. I want to stay away from the dealership. Any suggestions on fluid brands?

 

Thanks in advance for your help. This forum has been great.

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lol. tranny fluid, as it is rather expensive to replace a tranny.

 

you should do them both. it's not that expensive unless you hire a mechanic. oil is (i am guessing AT here) around $2 a quart and coolant under $10. total shouldn't really be more then $20 plus whatever the tranny filter may be.

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How often should those fluids be replace.. Coolant, Tranny, Brake, Power Steering?

I just had my tranny fluid drained and refilled, but someone on here said that only 60% is actually drained, the other 40% is still in the engine.

 

gosh, hope that TRANSMISSION fluid is not in the ENGINE. :D

 

but, yes, quite a bit of ATF stays in the torque converter.

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