The transmission has given the Chevy Cruze a host of issues – both in the manual six-speed and automatic models. We’ve seen issues related to leaks in the axle seals, colling trans-lines, case bolts, torque converter, and more. Leaks are unfortunately just the tip of the iceberg with Chevy Cruze transmission problems.
Recognizing when to replace transmission fluid is crucial for maintaining your Chevy Cruze’s performance. Dark or burnt-smelling fluid signifies it’s time for a change. Additionally, if you notice unusual noises, erratic shifting , or if the mileage exceeds the manufacturer’s service interval , a fluid replacement might be necessary.
The fluid spec changed between 2011 and 2012. 19259104 is a new P/N for 2012, that's why it doesn't show up in a google search. There is a GM bulletin concerning the 2012 Cruze MT fluid. 19259104 is the new fluid. It is referred to as a light-viscosity manual transmission fluid and if the fluid is unavailable, use 88862472.
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