AT Fluid Choices?

[dromano]

Originally posted by MoreIBNR
The Sube dealer near me offers a full flush. 129.95

Will the dealer do any ATF? The only place near me would not put synthetic in the flush equipment, bummer, had to drive 75 miles to a tranny shop to install the syn ATF, paid $70 for labor, my filters and ATF.

[MoreIBNR]

I didn't ask, but I doubt it.

[Aredubjay]

Originally posted by benebob
I think Redline says not to mix on the bottle although it might have been one of the others. Mobil 1 said compatable with every normal atf. Subie put out a bullitin on ATF for its cars that if you look on the web you'll find. I went by it and looked up and compared most of the brands I could find (curiously I couldn't find any specs on Redline). Mobil 1 seemed the best of the bunch for both flash and fire temps and lower temp flow (which is very important when you start up in the winter esp if you have a cooler in the cooler climates).

I'm still a member of the "old school" that says, "Do not mix brands, types, viscosities, etc." It was something my uncle instilled in me a long time ago when I worked at his service station. I abide by it still.

Hi folks

I read with interest the threads.

What is diffrence between Dextron II and III ATF ?

Are there advantages/desadvantages for each quality?

Kusi

Kusi,
Dextron III is the current improved formulation of Dextron II and would supercede the OEM specifications. B.