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To: sunabeach who wrote (29527)	6/30/2021 2:02:46 PM
From: ajtj99	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 97358

From what I understand, even if the level is too high, it won't hurt your engine. It may blow a gasket at the worst. It would affect your fuel economy (make it worse). I don't know if it would clog up your PCV valve or mess with the cat converter. The Daimler / Chrysler years were not the best time to get a Benz...or a Chrysler product from what I've read. They tried to realize efficiencies by swapping / sharing platforms, and it didn't work out like they thought it would. No dipstick is kind of messed up. That's the deal with all the transmissions these days, unfortunately.