I saw these Mobil transmission fluids for older vehicles. One was synthetic and the other was synthetic blend. Enjoy.
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Mobil transmission fluids for older vehicles
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I would like to find M1 ATF sold in 4 litre jugs.
Mobil 1 synthetic ATF is also what Tremec recommends for their 6-speed TR-6060 manual transmissions, even though the OEMs use their own fluids (Chrysler use ATF+4 in the Challenger, GM uses either Dexron VI or Synchromesh fluid in the Camaro, I forget what Ford uses in the Mustang). I switched mine from ATF+4 to Mobil 1 Synthetic ATF, and it pretty much eliminated the "Tremec Nibble" going into 2nd gear when cold. Which kinda makes sense- the anti-TCC shudder friction modifiers in ATF+4 aren't ideal for synchronizers in manual transmissions.
Its funny that the back label only mentions older Ford and GM applications- its a very good Dexron III replacement and therefore works just fine in pre-electronic Chrysler Torqueflites. But never in one that spec's ATF+3 or +4... I guess that's probably why they leave Chrysler completely off the label.
Its funny that the back label only mentions older Ford and GM applications- its a very good Dexron III replacement and therefore works just fine in pre-electronic Chrysler Torqueflites. But never in one that spec's ATF+3 or +4... I guess that's probably why they leave Chrysler completely off the label.
How thick is this stuff?
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Yep … i recall the Mobil 1 ATF holding up behind the BBC trucks pulling large RV's and offshore boats … the other stuff cooked like bacon grease for roux.
I've been using M1 ATF in my 2002 Tacoma since new. It recommends Dex III, so this is perfect. I hope they don't quit making it. 233K miles and counting.
Anybody know how the upper one compares to Delvac-1 which is a TES-295 spec fluid?
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