In the past, the factory-recommended interval for changing the automatic transmission fluid was typically between 30,000 and 100,000 miles, but some newer vehicles have what’s referred to as ...

Of all the liquids flowing around your vehicle, none is more important than your automatic transmission fluid. It’s the vital lubricant that keeps the gears cool and running smoothly. More than ...

If rebuilding an automatic, consult the manufacturer as to its recommendation for the type of fluid to choose. This is a rebuild kit from TCI for a 4L60E performance built transmission where we ...

Changing your own automatic transmission fluid should be done every 20,000 to 50,000 miles. Good thing it’s pretty easy! See how on this Autoblog Wrenched.

Transmission fluid (we're going to call it ATF from here on out to save the ink) is way better nowadays than it was even a decade ago. There have been constant advancements in the metallurgy and ...

While there might not be many cars with a manual transmission option in 2025, there are still quite a few of them on the roads. Manual transmission fluid should have great lubricating properties ...

5. Check Fluid Level Most manual transmission cars don’t have dipsticks, which makes checking the fluid level simple and a bit crude.

The right type of automatic transmission fluid will depend on the type of gearbox, as well as the make and model of your car. Automatic transmission fluids come in many varieties with different ...