rustynuts
10-27-2005, 10:03 AM
mercon v atf, though for newer fords, says it's rated for allison c4 applications also. any thoughts on this. search didn't reveal anything;)
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wellman 11-06-2005, 11:21 PM why even think about this? You are just asking for the Gods of Truck Jinx Hell to descend on your driveway! rustynuts 11-07-2005, 12:18 AM says it's rated for allison. :confused: RichLockyer 11-07-2005, 12:34 AM says it's rated for allison. :confused: So does Amsoil... they also say they're rated for Toyota T-IV. Good luck at getting Allison or Toyota to agree. Use Transynd, Dex-III, or Dex-VI and you don't have to sweat the warranty. If Merc were $1.50/qt and Dex were $5, it might be worth the "risk", but there's no significant cost savings between Merc and Dex-III Mike L. 11-07-2005, 10:32 PM Reading the stats on the latest Mercon V ( SP I believe ) it looks better on paper than TranSynd for clutch bite. The latest stuff from Citgo ( QuatraSyn which I use ) is rated for Fords , BMW, and all heavy truck applications. I would not jump on this fluid just yet. Be nice if one of our oil experts chimes in. mike rustynuts 11-08-2005, 12:30 AM Reading the stats on the latest Mercon V ( SP I believe ) it looks better on paper than TranSynd for clutch bite. The latest stuff from Citgo ( QuatraSyn which I use ) is rated for Fords , BMW, and all heavy truck applications. I would not jump on this fluid just yet. Be nice if one of our oil experts chimes in. mike ah ha, so i'm not as krazy as you all think!!!!!!:idiot: mike L, any more info you can share would, as always, be greatly appreciated. | ||