Transmission Fluid
#1
Transmission Fluid
Hi,
I wonder if I may add Synthetic Transmission Fluid ATF 4 to a 2009 Mitsubishi Outlander V6 ?
Any issues if I add /
Thanks,
perezal12 from USA
I wonder if I may add Synthetic Transmission Fluid ATF 4 to a 2009 Mitsubishi Outlander V6 ?
Any issues if I add /
Thanks,
perezal12 from USA
Last edited by perezal12; 05-12-2018 at 08:30 AM. Reason: clarify
#2
Is it leaking or do you want a flush
There are numerous threads here on The Great Tranny Fluid Debate. I personally suck it up and pay the dealer for J2, but if the aftermarket companies claim to make the same quality oil, why not use it. You can also find the flush procedure in the threads here.
Now if it's leaking and you just want to keep the car moving for a year or two, mixing them is not ideal, but would probably keep it shifting ok, yet nobody really recommends mixing the oils.
If I remember correctly, the paddle shifting 6-speed was a fairly new invention at the time and because of that, the fluid required specs for higher temps and psi.
Please share the results with the forum, thanks and good luck
Now if it's leaking and you just want to keep the car moving for a year or two, mixing them is not ideal, but would probably keep it shifting ok, yet nobody really recommends mixing the oils.
If I remember correctly, the paddle shifting 6-speed was a fairly new invention at the time and because of that, the fluid required specs for higher temps and psi.
Please share the results with the forum, thanks and good luck
#5
since it holds about 6 qt's, that's only 8%, so I don't think it would cause an issue.
the manual is quite explicit about over-filling and under-filing as both lead to bubbles in the fluid and reduced lubrication performance
the manual is quite explicit about over-filling and under-filing as both lead to bubbles in the fluid and reduced lubrication performance
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