Just Drained and Filled Front and Rear Diffs for the First Time...WOW
www.royalpurple.com/transmission-chart.html
It doesn't list it under Jeep or Chrysler but under Dodge it does say it's good for transmissions with MS9224 requirements(their own claim); which is what the nsg370 requires, right?
Chrysler does a good job of keeping us scared on fluids, that's for sure.
It doesn't list it under Jeep or Chrysler but under Dodge it does say it's good for transmissions with MS9224 requirements(their own claim); which is what the nsg370 requires, right?
Chrysler does a good job of keeping us scared on fluids, that's for sure.
Last edited by Moochie; Mar 30, 2011 at 06:01 PM. Reason: Please, no clickable links to non sponsors
www.royalpurple.com/transmission-chart.html
It doesn't list it under Jeep or Chrysler but under Dodge it does say it's good for transmissions with MS9224 requirements; which is what the nsg370 requires, right?
Chrysler does a good job of keeping us scared on fluids, that's for sure.
It doesn't list it under Jeep or Chrysler but under Dodge it does say it's good for transmissions with MS9224 requirements; which is what the nsg370 requires, right?
Chrysler does a good job of keeping us scared on fluids, that's for sure.
I went looking for the Royal Purple stuff and could not find it anywhere locally.
Ended up going with some of the Pennzoil MS-9224 stuff and it works great. Tranny work is in my future, and getting that exhaust out of the way is well worth it
Last edited by Moochie; Mar 30, 2011 at 06:05 PM. Reason: edited clickable link
Originally Posted by EzK
http://www.royalpurple.com/transmission-chart.html
It doesn't list it under Jeep or Chrysler but under Dodge it does say it's good for transmissions with MS9224 requirements(their own claim); which is what the nsg370 requires, right?
Chrysler does a good job of keeping us scared on fluids, that's for sure.
Either way, I looked over their bottle in the store the last time I was buying, and it didn't listed the MS9224 spec, so I didn't buy it. I went with Pennzoil, it was cheaper anyways.








