Suzuki: Changing Tranny Fluid & Filter, jeep cherokee sport, jeep cherokee

Question
Hi David,

Couldn't find any experts in the Jeep, Eagle, or other 4WD categories.
I own a 93' Jeep Cherokee Sport, 4WD, 4.0 6 cylinder. I bought it in 2005, am 2nd owner, and am wondering what brand tranny filter, fluid, or additive you might recommend. Not really sure if tranny fluid ever changed or not. The tranny's not making any noise or anything and seems to work o.k. The engine has 240,000 mi. on it & I bought it 30,000 mi. ago.
I have heard of a complete transmission flush or maybe a "front end" flush. Is the additional cost for this really worth it?

Thanks.

Mark E.

Answer
Change the trans fluid and filter (I assume you're talking an auto trans here), using major brand parts and filter.  
Standard trans doesn't have any filters.
Note: Avoid Fram from WalMart and stuff from places like Autozone, Pepboys, and all those other chains.
Why?
They sell for less and still make a profit.  
How?  
Even cheaper quality stuff than ever before.
Either go to the dealer or a major parts house - NAPA, CARQUEST, etc.
DON'T use a flush!  
If you are avoiding leakage at this mileage, don't push your luck, cleaning the innards could well clean the seals sufficiently as to cause/exacerbate a leak.  
The same goes for front end, rear end, and t-case.  
Just change the oils, using a major brand.