Diamond SP 111 v diaQueen Sp 111

[Dave1944]

Can anybody tell me if Diamond SP 111 and diaQueen SP 111 are interchangeable. My Hyundai specifies Diamond SP 111 but I can only source diaQueen SP 111.

 

[Falcon_LS]

They're just brand names. DiaQueen used to be Mitsubishi's OE fluid in Japan, and Diamond used to be their OE fluid in export markets. Not much of a difference now.

 

[Dave1944]

Thanks Falcon I can now go ahead and due the oil change

 

[Falcon_LS]

You're welcome!

You can use a multi-vehicle ATF meeting the SP-III requirement as well, if you have a hard time finding the stuff from Mitsu, or if it's ridiculously priced. Good luck!

 

[Rand]

kia and hyundai spIII are the same also if they are cheaper locally

 

[ahoier]

I believe even the SuperTech "Multi-Vehicle Trans Fluid" meets this SPIII spec now.....

Don't quote me though....it could be notated on the Dexron IV bottle....it's on one of those 2

 

[BrownBox88]

There is a retailer on eBay that sells DiaQueen by the gallon. It is current fill in all my Mitsubishis', minus the Evo

 

[Dave1944]

Thanks for all the input. So far the only ATF that I could find in Johannesburg to meet the SP 111 requirements is the DiaQueen from Mitsubishi. So guess I will just go with it. Even Hyundai dont have SP111 they use Transmax Z.