Can I use ATF instead of ATF 4?

ATF +4 is a synthetic fluid for finely-tuned transmissions, so if you use a non-synthetic ATF instead of ATF +4 in a car or truck that calls for it, you could damage the transmission. You may use ATF +4 in most applications that call for older Dexron and Mercon fluids.

Are all ATF fluid the same?

Automatic transmission fluids have specific viscosities, friction coefficients, and additives. ATFs are engineered to work with the design of specific automatic transmissions. They are not all the same.

What type of ATF fluid do I need?

Dexron III/Mercon – This is one of the most common fluids on the market. Most GM and Ford units call for this type of ATF, as well as many imports. If your owners manual recommends any form of Dexron, or any Mercon – other than Mercon V – this is the fluid you want.

What viscosity is transmission fluid?

Transmission Fluid is essentially thin hydraulic oil. In order to effectively lubricate the delicate parts of the system, the viscosity of the oil is kept low – generally around 0W/5 or 5W/10. Most importantly it needs to be relatively free flowing in order to transmit power from the engine to the transmission.

Where can I find the Maxlife ATF spec sheet?

As found here ( http://content.valvoline.com/pdf/maxlife_atf.pdf ) its looking like the Maxlife ATF has an ever widenign breadth of application recommendations. Specifically I’m concerned with the Mercon/Mercon V/Mercon LV applications; at least as far as viscosity is concerned it looks like the ML is slightly thinner than even the LV when new.

Can you use Maxlife ATF on Ford Mercon?

When buying Ford fluids, there is a difference which is why Ford says not to mix them. Our Maxlife ATF features a additive package and viscosity that works in all Ford Mercon applications. As the Product Information Sheet indicates, Maxlife ATF will be fine in any Ford application except type F. We stand behind the use of Maxlife ATF 100%.

What kind of magazines are made by armag?

Our military magazines are manufactured to spec NSWC-3046-93-1. Our magazines also meet ballistic resistance standard UL 752 Level 5, and can be modified to meet UL 752 Level 8. Armag offers a complete range of services for everything you need to get your project built, installed, and ready to use.

What kind of ATF do I need for my Ford?

For your Ford application, we recommend the use of our Valvoline MaxLife Dex/Merc ATF product to meet the specifications recommended by your manufacturer. This product is 100% compatible for mixture or replacement in your vehicle and will not void any new car warranties.