Easy question. Your problem is a minor leak. That's all. Apparently a very slow
one. The oil, however you wish to change it, will keep leaking whether you put
in 5 quarts, or run 14 through it. I wouldn't worry about this a minute.
My 2000 Intrepid has 41,552 miles and there is fluid seepage around the
bolt/gasket area of the transmission pan. No fluid appears on the
garage floor. Is it beneficial for me to spend the extra dollars for a
complete "flush" filter, gasket and fluid change (about 14+ quarts) as
opposed to a simple routine filter, gasket and fluid (4-1/2 quarts)
change. I'm having no transmission problems and plan to keep the cer as
long as possible. Thank you. EJ
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