Overfilled fluid in transmission

Most all transmissions have a overflow line so it will get rid of over filling fluid. When a car or truck has a lot of miles on the transmission and you change the filter it will slip because the new fluid has a cleaner in it and the clutch's will not catch. Good Luck Mike L.

Trans fluid is measured by pints ! So if 2 pints are equal to quart , you only need 5 quarts if it has 3.7 6 cylinder . And 3 quarts for the 2.4 4cylinder ! You may have added 5 quarts too many .

You bet it could .

2 GALS ATF +4, 8 QTS WITH TORQUE CONVERTER. IF YOU ARE JUST CHANGING FILTER ABOUT 1 GAL/ 4 QTS. I GET 6 TO BE SAFE AND HAVE EXTRA. MEASURE WHAT COMES OUT, AND USE THAT AS A GUIDE, RUN LET WARM UP AND CHECK DIPSTICK, DON'T OVERFILL

It could, because as the fluid get warm it expands. As it expands it might not flow thru the system as it was designed too. You might check your motor mounts also. I had a mini van that i thought the transmission was shot. It would **** and bounce. After getting under it I found 2 of its motor mounts were broke. When I fixed the mounts the jerking and bouncing went away.

You must raise the car up and support it on jack stands, then go under and remove the sheet metal pan from the bottom of the transmission, there is no drain plug so have a large catch basin, it is VERY MESSY! drain the fluid and the filter is up inside the transmission, you will see it attached to the part called the valve body. Clean off all the old gasket (very important) and using a new pan gasket from the filter kit carefully hand tighten all the pan bolts and then in a "X" pattern working around the pan tighten the bolts to 14 foot pounds of torque, this is very important as overtightened bolts will cause a nasty leak and warp the pans gasket surface. Add around 3 quarts quarts of DEXRON VI ATF and run the engine until the transmission fluid is hot to the touch, then top off to safe mark, DO NOT OVERFILL, A LITTLE LOW IS OK BUT NOT OVERFILLED!

The nine quarts is the total capacity of the transmission. The only time you would use all nine quarts is if you where flushing the transmission. You will need to drop the pan and start over as your transmission is now severly overfilled. I left the details of how to do this in your previous question. Let me know if you have any questions and I'll do my best to answer them. Thank you for using FixYa.com!

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You most likely have overfilled the tranny.
Automatic Transmission, 01V Initial Fill..........2.8 quarts
Automatic Transmission, Total Fill
5 speed 01V..........9.6 quarts

It is probable that you blew out the seals and will need your transmission repaired. You can try to slip a small hose down the dip stick tube and draw out the extra fluid, there is a slight chance that your transmission will work if you get the fluid level back down where it should be.

U may have overfilled the trans, was the fluid hot (at least 180 degrees Farhrenheit) before you topped it off, if not u could have added over one quart to much fluid.