The auto boxes are pretty bomb proof.
Not having a has a old burning one you'll have to ask someone one who has one.
As with any auto when you get it change the fluid and check the milage then ever 10k if you tow a lot or do lots of offroading change it if your a normal road user every 20k change it to get the best out of it as the atf fluid goes thinner as it cooks when it gets to hot that if why they start getting a little jerky between gear changes and you have to rev more for the initial bite point
Auto for off roading?
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Re: Auto for off roading?
by AskDean on Fri Feb 07, 2014 2:15 pm
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Re: Auto for off roading?
by badsykes on Sat Feb 08, 2014 11:37 am
Again your english is challenging for me...Can anyone translate from english to english for me please ? 
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Re: Auto for off roading?
by BIGMIKE1 on Thu Feb 13, 2014 10:37 pm
Just thought I'd conclude this by saying I did end up buying a V6 Auto so hopefully once I've fitted my mud tyres and done a 2in suspension lift I should get to find out how good the auto is off road!
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Re: Auto for off roading?
by AskDean on Fri Feb 14, 2014 1:04 am
Trust me right choice.
I just got another v6 manual on lpg and so loving it
I just got another v6 manual on lpg and so loving it
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