Here's why:
* Transmission Type: Sprinters from that year could have several different transmission options (manual, automatic, etc.). Each transmission type has a unique capacity.
* Model Variation: Even within the same year, there could be variations in the Sprinter model that affect the transmission capacity.
How to Find the Correct Information:
1. Consult your owner's manual: The best source of information will be the owner's manual specific to your 2004 Dodge Sprinter.
2. Check the transmission dipstick: The dipstick will usually have a "full" marking, indicating the correct oil level.
3. Look for a sticker on the transmission: Sometimes a sticker on the transmission case will list the capacity.
4. Contact a Dodge dealer or a qualified mechanic: They can provide the correct information based on your specific vehicle's VIN.
Important Note: It's crucial to use the correct type of transmission fluid for your Sprinter. Check the owner's manual or consult a mechanic to ensure you're using the recommended fluid.
