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Old 11-08-2009, 08:52 AM
topdwg topdwg is offline
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Anyone Use This Tranny Fluid?

Since I'm having such good results using the Valvoline synthetic oil I figured I'd look into their tranny fluid since I'm due for a change.

Valvoline.com > Products > Automatic Transmission Products > Automatic Transmission Fluid > Valvoline MERCON® V ATF

It says:

Valvoline MERCONŽ V ATF
Engineered to provide performance benefits over conventional ATF fluids

Officially licensed and Ford approved.
Enhanced anti-shudder protection for smooth shifting performance and protecting against slippage.
Superior resistance to viscosity breakdown for better wear protection against high and low temperature ranges.
Minimizes sludge and varnish deposits, while protecting transmission seal materials.
Recommended for most Ford vehicles including Lincoln and Mercury except those specifying MERCONŽ SP or Type F fluids.
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Old 11-09-2009, 08:34 AM
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except those specifying MERCONŽ SP or Type F fluids.
I hope you aren't asking about this for a TorqShift
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Old 11-09-2009, 09:01 AM
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Didn't even read that, oops. Guess I'll stick to the Motorcraft stuff then...
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