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Hello,
after spending hours researching, I decided to make a new post asking about Dexron 3 vs dexron 6.
I just did a drain and fill on a 2007 Uplander that has a 4T65e (M15) transmission. I ended up using Supertech high mileage dexron 3 fluid. I understand dexron 6 is recommended for this year model, and am curious how detrimental the mismatch of fluid is. As I understand after reading through the internet, dex 6 is a lower viscosity fluid, which matters a lot more for newer gm autotrans with 6 gears.
Any input is welcome. I guess my main question is whether or not i need to drain this dex 3 asap and replace it with dex 6. Considering its an older transmission I am hoping there is no harm using dex 3.
after spending hours researching, I decided to make a new post asking about Dexron 3 vs dexron 6.
I just did a drain and fill on a 2007 Uplander that has a 4T65e (M15) transmission. I ended up using Supertech high mileage dexron 3 fluid. I understand dexron 6 is recommended for this year model, and am curious how detrimental the mismatch of fluid is. As I understand after reading through the internet, dex 6 is a lower viscosity fluid, which matters a lot more for newer gm autotrans with 6 gears.
Any input is welcome. I guess my main question is whether or not i need to drain this dex 3 asap and replace it with dex 6. Considering its an older transmission I am hoping there is no harm using dex 3.
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