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Motul 20L Trans ATF VI Transmission Fluid 100% Synthetic

SKU: MOT109772

$281.82

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Motul 20L Trans ATF VI Transmission Fluid 100% Synthetic

$281.82

$281.82

Tech Specs

Brand
Motul
SKU
MOT109772
Shipping weight
37.0 lb

100% Synthetic High performance low viscosity lubricant specially engineered for modern automatic transmission (manual mode, sequential mode, electronically controlled ?) with or without slip lockup clutch requiring a DEXRON VI fluid. Particularly recommended for use in automatic gearboxes, transfer case and power steering systems of American car makers GM, FORD, CHRYSLER,? Asian car makers HONDA, HYUNDAI, KIA, ISUZU,? MERCEDES, MITSUBISHI, NISSAN, TOYOTA,... or European car makers FORD, OPEL, ?Also suitable for use in older automatic gearboxes, torque converters, power steering, mechanical and hydraulic systems where DEXRON III H or DEXRON II D fluids are required. Before use always refer to the owner manual or handbook of the vehicle.

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