Unless you have a flushing machine you will not be able to empty the torque converter.If you have a 3 speed auto you are looking at 9 quarts total.If you have a 4 speed transmission you are looking at 10 half total.Be sure you check the fluid in neutral and not park.
Fill with 4 quarts then while engine is running continue to add little at a time until you read the fluid level on the dipstick in the normal operating range. Being a chrysler, the transmission fluid needs to be checked while engine is running and the vehicle in neutral. It will say for sure on the tranny dipstick.
You need 4 quarts with new filter, however, if you go to a shop you can change the entire fluid system with a machine. Remember, your only touching 1/3 of the fluid, nothing from the torq converter drains. If you want a complete absolute system drain get to a shop. They only drain so much.
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