What type of transmission fluid does a 2001 Mitsubishi Eclipse take?
The 2001 Mitsubishi Eclipse has a dexron VI synthetic automatic transmission fluid as its recommended type.
What transmission fluid does a Mitsubishi Eclipse take?
The Mitsubishi Eclipse requires GL-4 gear oil on all year models that have manual transmissions. The automatic transmissions require basic automatic transmission fluid.
Do manuals use ATF?
CB: ATF is commonly specified for use in manual transmissions and transfer cases for 4wd and AWD vehicles.
Is ATF bad for manual transmission?
Yes – provided the original equipment manufacturer recommends it. It’s important to check your owner’s manual to make sure before dumping ATF in your manual transmission. In fact, some manuals may call for a gear lube or even a motor oil in older units.
Where do you put transmission fluid in a Mitsubishi Eclipse?
If the Eclipse has an automatic transmission, you can add the transmission fluid through the dipstick tube that is located on the rear passenger side of the engine. Just take the dipstick out, add the funnel and start pouring in the automatic transmission fluid. Most all Mitsubishi Eclipse Models come standard with manual transmissions.
What kind of oil does a Mitsubishi Eclipse use?
The Mitsubishi Eclipse requires GL-4 gear oil on all year models that have manual transmissions. The automatic transmissions require basic automatic transmission fluid. Always wear safety glasses when replacing transmission fluid. Always make sure that the jack stands are secure before climbing under the car.
How do you change the transmission on an eclipse?
Raise the front end of the Eclipse using the jack and rest the front end on jack stands. Get underneath the Eclipse and place the drain pan under the drain plate on the transmission. Remove all the securing bolts from the transmission drain plate. Allow the fluid to drain as you are removing the securing bolts.
Where is the transmission drain plate on an eclipse?
Raise the front end of the Eclipse using the jack and rest the front end on jack stands. Get underneath the Eclipse and place the drain pan under the drain plate on the transmission. Remove all the securing bolts from the transmission drain plate.