Transmission Oil Level Dipstick Tool 10323A 10323B For Chrysler Fiat Jeep 6F24 Automatic Trans
$15.99
● Compare to Chrysler Factory Tool #10323A & #10323B
● Slive finish with a reverse printing on the scale for easier reading
● Knurled handle
● Item Length — 6.5″ (16.5cm)
Package Include:
1x Transmission Dipstick Tool
( Instruction is not included)
Fitment：
Checks fluid level on 6F24 & AW60T 6-Speed Automatic Transmissions, as well as 948TE/9HP48 9-Speed Automatic Transmissions found on 2012+ late model Dodge Dart, Fiat 500, Jeep Cherokee, Compass & Patriot.
2013-16 Dodge Dart L4 2.4L 6 Speed Automatic Transmission Transmission Dipstick Tool
2013-16 Dodge Dart L4 2.0L 6 Speed Automatic Transmission Transmission Dipstick Tool
2016-17 Fiat 500X Transmission Dipstick Tool
2014-17 Jeep Cherokee Transmission Dipstick Tool
2012-17 Jeep Compass 6 Speed Automatic Transmission Transmission Dipstick Tool
2012-17 Jeep Patriot (MK) 6 Speed Automatic Transmission Transmission Dipstick Tool
2015-17 Jeep Renegade Transmission Dipstick Tool
Instructions:
1. With vehicle hoisted in level position & transaxle in the park, run at idle.
2. Fluid temperature should be over 122° F (50° C)
3. Remove belly pan to access fluid level check port. (found on top of transaxle housing above differential)
4. Remove plug from check port. Insert dipstick. The dipstick handle should sit on the surface of the transaxle housing.
5. Remove dipstick & keep in verticle position for an accurate reading.
6. Reinstall plug & tighten to proper torque reading.
7. Reinstall belly pan.
| Weight | 0.055 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 18 × 5 × 3 cm |
| Color | Silver |
| OE/OEM Number | 10323A,10323B |
| Material | Aluminium |
Kevin –
Must have for the do it yourself mechanic
Great tool great price
James Allerdice –
Price for this product
Apia Apia that¡¯s all folks
Maybe get the black one –
Cannot see “clean-ish” fluid level on the silver aluminum dipstick
As one previous reviewer mentioned, it is very difficult to see the fluid level on the dipstick unless it is extremely dirty and black – like to the point where your transmission is going to fail tomorrow! Since I was changing my fluid before that point to attempt to preserve the transmission in a good operating state, the fluid was not dark enough to be easily seen on this dipstick. I had to shine a high intensity LED flashlight on it at a very specific angle and squint my eyes just right to see the fluid level. The fluid was by no means clear; it was definitely starting to turn black compared to the new fluid – just not to the point of extremely black and thick. Perhaps you could more easily see the fluid level on this dipstick with extremely dark thick gooey fluid, but it worked poorly for me.
After my job was done, I masked off the front half of the stick where the numbers are, and spray painted the back side with flat black paint. After drying, I dipped it in a leftover bottle of new fluid and was easily able to see the fluid on the stick on the spray painted back half. So I should be able to use this dipstick for the next transmission fluid change without having to squint and shine a flashlight on it just so. . .
My advice is to try the black stick or be willing to spray paint this one with flat black spray paint.
One other word of advice for any of the dipsticks that screw into a knurled handle. Use some Loctite Red and screw the stick into the handle. This should prevent the stick from coming unscrewed from the handle and falling into the transmission – which would make for a very bad day. New car.
Bill Hutto –
Accuracy
Ease of use, necessary for gaugeing
charles –
worked great
worked great
CHARLES ACKEIFI –
Can’t see oil level
Clean oil cannot be seen on stick
William –
Good to have around
This is marked well and machined well dont need it often but I have it