If you've heard of the Chrysler A604 transmission you know that they don't usually last more that 100,000 miles (and often a lot less than that). The guys on the Chrylser Minivan website are adamant that you shouldn't put ANYTHING but ATF 3 in these transmissions. About 5 years ago my trans started shuddering on the 1 - 2 shift going up hill and it wouldn't hold 2nd or 3rd gear going up a long grade. I had over 100K on it so I figured I didn't have much to lose by trying an additive. My mechanic told me I have a pressure problem in the trans (because it shifts better when ATF is cold) and he told me to use "Power Punch" (thick motor oil additive like STP). It definitely helped so I've been using thick additives (also Hy-Per-Lube and Lucas) with each ATF change. I've had 6 oz of ARX in the trans for almost 1500 miles and there has been no improvement in the "shudder" shift symptons. (I have 187K on this trans; close to a record for an A604 so the ARX might have been better utilized elsewhere) When I drain and flush I'm going back to some kind of additive to try to ameliorate the shudder. Any advice on what is the best anti-shudder additive? Should I stay with the thick stuff or try the lower viscosity stuff like Lubegard?