@@repairvehicle That is a quick response. Its 2002 Lexus Lx470. I flushed my Trans only 5k ago, I think my mec did something to my Trans fluid looked more clear less red afterward, and started to have a light kick when slowing down. Can I send my fluid to lab to see if there are brake fluid in it the trans fluid? These F mechanics can't stand people doing their own work. Thx
I mixed that same Amsoil atf in a Toyota/scion FRS with around 40k miles and shifting improved. (Did it twice at about a month difference to have mostly Amsoil in). Moved on to mix 5q Amsoil into a 2015 sienna trans with about 45k miles. It is working smoothly. Plan on keep adding Amsoil in the future. Did it many years ago on two other vehicles with great long term results.
Had a jerking/hesitating transmission on a 170km 2010 Rav4. Did a drain and fill with 2quarts of Amsoil ATF and fixed my 13yr old transmission like magic. I’m a believer.
I’m due for my transmission change on my 2006 Tacoma. I’m the second owner and was told mixed response on this topic. I’m assuming Toyota Genuine WS was used. I’m going to take off the transmission pan, clean the pan, & replace the transmission filter. Am I ok to use AmsOil even though there may still be some Toyota Genuine WS? Thanks again any help is appreciated
@@repairvehicle Excellent! Thank you so much for the video and reply. Just ordered 5 quarts of AMSOIL Signature Series and will report back with results
This is the video I was looking for since I'm planning on doing the Drain/Fill on my 2010 Toyota 4Runner that has only 43k miles my mom drives the truck too and only just local distance and I sometime take it out to highway when I go to work. Thank you again for sharing!
Changed my 2021 telluride at 38,000 miles, it was dark very disappointing but switch to amsoil and I couldn’t believe how nice it shifted, I thought it shifted fine before but seriously it shifts like a dream, I did 2 drain and fills until the fluid was pink again, did a Buick envision the other day had to do it 3 times but get it clean, amazing stuff
You are correct about leaving a little dirty oil in the trans. I just watched a Toyota tech claim it was good to leave a little in because it’ll add a little friction fir the plates to grab😛😛 Unfortunately I was led to believe that my 3rd gen Tacoma could go 150,000 miles before the trans fluid needed changing. I felt that didn’t seem right. Today my truck was at 78,000 on its first fluid swap. It was dark and no surprise since I live in the so called mountains and carry a couple of tons in the truck bed driving up the mountain once a month. Today I put in 3.5 quarts of Amsoil fuel signature series and bled the 1/2 quart out. I noticed an immediate improvement. I’ll run this for one month and do a 3 quart drain and fill to get it close to mostly Amsoil and I’ll repeat this in another 10,000 miles.
Just changed my trans fluid with Amsoil CVT fluid in my 2019 Mitusbishi Outlander Sport GT 2.4 liter engine. Did a drain and fill @ 60k. I actually changed the cooler filter (paper one) and the under pan filter (metal) at 55k as my car is used and didn't know what was done to it. Anyway, after the change it's much quieter and smoother and I just changed the fluid 1k ago (OEM J4) when I replaced the filters. Next change in 30Ka with Amsoil!
2008 Tundra 5.7L I'm looking at changing the transmission fluid to Amsoil Signature Series and wonder if you can share any of the specifics, quantities needed and advice for the job? Thank you for all your videos you are a wealth of knowledge and information.
ua-cam.com/video/TjqRHbDHf5U/v-deo.html sequoia 5.7 ua-cam.com/video/O4aKM4svlaM/v-deo.html tundra 5.7 take a look at both videos and if you still have questions please ask.
Been doing that since 63,000 on the ODO, not with Amsoil, but with Federated ATF, no issue. But I'll be going to Amsoil ATF before winter, did the switch to Amsoil Signature 5W-30 for the engine with Lucas Synthetic Stabilizer, best switch I've made for my car. 2016 Malibu 1.5T, still has the original timing chain
lucas is causing major problems to your engine. You taking perfectly formulated oil and diluting with unknown chemicals that have not been proved to provide any benefits.
I am getting ready to change the fluid in my 2017 Mazda 3 at 72K. I was really glad to find your video -- because Scotty Kilmer says to NEVER mix ATF and ALWAYS use the factory OEM fluid. I get the strong suspicion that he is just playing it safe -- because he caters to a lot of people that know nothing about cars -- and those people should NEVER try to select an alternative on their own,
@@AbrasiveJay It went fine for the first 3.5 quarts -- I could actually feel the transmission shift smoother & quicker -- but I thought it was perfectly fine before the change. I was only doing it for maintenance reasons & was surprised that I could feel an improvement. Soon I'll do it another 2 times, along with a filter change, and I should have pretty much 90% newish Amsoil.
@@geeder9086 Yea I got quoted on a rebuild for my 6l50 5500.00$ So next option would be a Service with my own fluid and a new transmission filter. putting amsoil in it but doing this leaves 3.4 quarts in the torque converter. Thus mixing 6 quarts of amsoil with OEM fluid. So I bought 12 quarts. wonder if the Service guy will do it twice just to try and flush the torque converter of the OEM Fluid. also looking into a Throttle Control Pedal Commander. I hate the Adaptive throttle lag.
@@AbrasiveJay Will he do it? Some won't because they don't want to get blamed if they think your trans may fail right after. Have you tried to reset the A/T programming with a relearn??? It's not as simple as disconnecting the battery -- that won't do anything to relearn the A/T.
Good stuff. I just got a Vibe (09 with 127k miles). The fluid is brown with a red hue still that turns purple after a long drive. Shifting is fine aside from some jerkiness when the fluid is cold. I'm just surprised how many mechanics told me to let it be, because the history doesn't show any transmission fluid change. It seems that I'm maybe 10k miles away from having damage with the old fluid.
I’ve just change me Transmission Fluid because I accidentally add in less than a 3rd of Motor Oil into my Transmission. After I emptied it I added 2 new Bottles of TF. Then I started it and ran it in Drive then Reverse a few times. After 20mins I doing that my gas got low and The Transmission was still slipping
I went back to thee AZ store and asked if it was the correct TF and they said No. So I now have the Correct TF. But before I added I want to know if its ok to Mix it or Drain it then add New TF??
I switched from Motor Craft oil to Amsoil oil and the truck got 1.2 miles per gallon more. I don't care about saving that small amount of gas but I think it`s better because I get that milage from less friction. Less friction means less wear on the engine.
I recently bought a 2007 Honda CRV. It burns a litre of oil every 650 kl. I believe the reason for this is that the previous owners of this car changed the oil every year or 10K klm. How can I improve this situation without changing the engine or doing a rebuild? It has 219K klm. Thanks George
Watch this video and read comments Which oil lowers oil consumption? With this oil no more oil consumption. Detergent in oil high numb ua-cam.com/video/a_FCr7YktVc/v-deo.html
Thank you very much for your time for making this video. I appreciate you’re knowledge and generosity. What would you recommend for the new Ford 10R80? Thank you!
This is my recommendation and it’s what I use in my ford www.amsoil.com/p/signature-series-fuel-efficient-synthetic-automatic-transmission-fluid-atl/?code=ATLPK-EA&zo=5257753
Nice content. Which ATF would you recommend for Outlander 3 v6 2017 with Aisin 6 speed automatic? Run book says DiaQueen J3. I live in Europe and here Amsoil is not widely supplied. I was thinking of using Motul Multi ATF.
I have a 2018 cadillac escalade 10 speed automatic, will have this changed tomorrow by my mechanic. I have 19,000 miles on the truck and I'm having him put a new filter in there too plus new gasket. Planning on using that signature series Amsoil trans fluid. Good idea? I've already done all the other fluids, front and rear diff plus transfer case. These at 15,000 all is nice and clean :)
Excellent decision to use amsoil atf. www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2018/cadillac/escalade/6-2l-8-cyl-engine-code-j-l86-1/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
I have a 2005 mercury montego with a AWF 21 tranny 6speed automatic transmission change fluid at 78 miles first and second change 90 miles and it always has a hard shifting at high speed and still doing it . First change was ford fluid and the second changed with mobil 1 -3309 tranny fluid is clean. When I did the change I could only change 2 1/2 qts at a time 12 qts put in and out intill clean and I still have jerking from when going up hills like 40-50-60 the transmission fluid is clean should I try a qt and take out and add. Iam on a fixed income SS the is great it don't shift hard just driving just going up hills that's it. Thanks for Dave,
I got a 08 Lexus LS 460 back in May and had transmission flushed and rear differential fluid changed factory oem fluid runs better, but when I save enough money up I'm goin to buy Amsoil transmission, rear differential and oil fluids and have Lexus dealer change them again. Thx for info Amsoil full synthetic will be good for my vehicle it has a 4.6 V8 380 hp and 8 speed transmission. 95k miles right now
@@HexicanLS460L, I use pi once a year. But I use every tank upper cylinder lubrication additive www.amsoil.com/p/upper-cylinder-lubricant-ucl/?zo=5257753
Yes I'm getting ready to change and drain my transmission fluid and I don't know what to use so I'm going to give you the information that you said I could give you by watching your video 2008 Kia Sportage 2.0 4 cylinder 4 speed automatic it has seventy-three thousand miles on it I bought it used it runs great I don't know what the other owner used in it or if he ever changed it it's not black it's a light brown color. Thank you.
Here's the list of atf fluids you can use in your Kia www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2008/kia/sportage/2-0l-4-cyl-engine-code-2-2/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
Here's the atf for your Silverado www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2017/chevrolet-trucks/silverado-1500-pickup/6-2l-8-cyl-engine-code-j-l86-j/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
Hello Sir, I own a 2021 Ram 1500 5.7L Hemi 8 speed. 57,000 miles. I am the second owner and have no idea what previous owner put in. I’m assuming it’s still all factory fluids.I eventually would like to change out all the fluids to Amsoil at some point. What would you recommend for ATF from Amsoil? Thank you kindly for your time
I am currently running amsoil atf in my 8hp transmission same as yours and its day and night difference how nice it shifts. My recommendation is to change it sooner with amsoil atfwww.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2021/ram/1500-pickup/5-7l-8-cyl-engine-code-t-ezl-1/?gal=1&zo=5257753
@repairvehicle Hello! Thank you so much for the information in this video! I have a JDM 2007 Daihatsu Tanto with 53,000 miles (85,000kms). It has a 4-speed automatic transmission. The OEM fluid is Ammix ATF D3-SP, but it's difficult to get the OEM fluid here in North America. What equivalent/compatible ATF would you recommend? Thanks in advance!
Hello Sir, thank you so kuch for your informational videos. Sir please help I have 2018 Lexus ES 3.5, recently I went to dealer and ask him about the WS transmission fluid and he said don’t use anything else besides WS by Toyota as other fluids won’t have the same viscosity as WS and it will damage your transmission is this True? And can I go for Amsoil in my transmission without worry about viscosity and other numbers just like you showed in this Video and the dealer discussed. Please advise
Dealer told you false information. I have been running Amsoil ATF in my Lexus and Toyota for almost 8 years now, zero issues. Better shifting transmission and slight improvement in fuel economy. Also, Amsoil ATF is compatible with WS and your lexus. If Amsoil was not good choice for lexus, I would not have used it myself. www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2018/lexus/es350/3-5l-6-cyl-engine-code-2grfe-a/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
I appreciate your support adding this video. My question is the correct way to change my transmission fluid to amsoil same one in the video. My car doesn’t have Torque Converter drain plug so i will be able to change almost 5.5 litters maximum out of the 12 litter. The car is Mercedes w211 2005 E500 v8 M113 engine and transmission is 7g tronic 722.9 the one use 236.14 MB. Appreciate your time reading my comment 🙏🙏
@@repairvehicle unfortunately that model doesn’t have dipstick anyway i will be changing the filter and gasket as well and there’s a small plastic pipe that will drop whatever is more while pushing the new oil from down. But the main point for me is the car need to be cold or normal and shall i add first 2 liters and start the engine for 15 minutes then stop and drain the full amount to add the new oil. There are many stories to prevent any issue after changing oil.
To drain atf car should be called. Adding fluid and checking fluid requires special processes, I don't know how it should be done on Mercedes. If you have drain plug and fill plug. You can add same amount of atf as came out, however it's not going to be correct. Why, because atf evaporates.
Great video. I have a 2015 F350 V8 6.7L Diesel. Looking to switch from Mercon LV to Amsoil signature series fuel efficient ATF. Plan on completely removing the Mercon LV (flush). Any issues with compatibility between these two? P.S. mileage at about 120000 and don't think ATF has ever been changed.
I have comment from another 6.7 powerstroke owner who was using Amsoil engine oil, got over 500k miles without engine repairs. However, he didn't maintain transmission and ended up replacing two times at least.
@@repairvehicle Ok, ok, I am convinced :-). Scratch my comment about (flush), watched your other video about not flushing. After seeing your other video am just replacing what is in the transmission pan (plus filter change). 1. drain old ATF, filter 2. replace with new Amsoil. 3. Drive around a bit and repeat 1 more time. That sound like a good plan based on my original vehicle description above?
Quickly ran the numbers and if I change the ATF from the pan twice like this I end up with roughly 26.3% old fluid remaining and 73.7% new fluid in the transmission. calcs based on total volume of 16.7 quarts total, and 8.1 quarts removed from pan (these are the numbers in the book). Will measure to see how close it is.
I'm torn on what to do. I understand the factory ATF fluid that came in my 2022 Tacoma is only semi-synthetic and not full synthetic. So I agree that it should make sense to change it to full synthetic ATF fluid like Amsoil. But.........there are some master diagnostic Toyota technicians that don't like the idea of mixing. (Doing a drain and fill and having some Amoils and some factory). Some say stick to only OEM fluid for drain and fills. But do you think they are wrong and they can mix? (not foam, etc).
They are wrong. I have shown in this video results from analysis of mixing Amsoil with ws. I been using Amsoil atf for almost 8 in my Toyota sequoia and Lexus es350. I keep my vehicle for long time.
@@repairvehicle Okay thanks. I ask because my ability/method would be drain and refill the exact amount that comes out. (Drain and fill doesn't get it all out so it would be mixed).
I had a 2017 Honda Pilot, the dealership told me the same thing. You can't mix other transmission fluid, only Honda ATF-DW1. They would tell me 3X drain & fill and every time I drain the fluid was brownish. After 108K miles, I decided to switch to Amsoil Fuel-efficient tranny fluid. Almost immediately, I notice a smoother shift. After 300 miles, I notice that I was getting more MPG, was average 20.9mpg before and 22.2mpg after Amsoil. After a month, I check the fluid and it was still pinkish, never with ATF-DW1. I am a believer of Amsoil product now!
Toyota sequia 2019 trd sport. Wondering what AMSoil ATF i need? Is their website accurate in their suggestion when i select my vehicle. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
This is correct fluid for your sequoia www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2019/toyota/sequoia/5-7l-8-cyl-engine-code-3ur-fe-9/?zo=5257753 their website is accurate
Great info ...::: im getting Ready to drain / fill transmission fluid on my 2010 Fj Cruiser Automatic trans ..... currently runing the TOYOTA WS ATF ..... want to switch to Synthetic like you did ....is it ok to drain the pan and ad the synthetic? Even tho there will b still regular Toyota fluid in there ? Which Amzoil would you recommend A750F trans? ....?Thank you sir
I use signature series and here's the link www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2010/toyota/fj-cruiser/4-0l-6-cyl-engine-code-1gr-fe-z/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
@@repairvehicle thank you I went to Amzoil website entered my fj Cruiser info and got suggested which fluid to get based on my trans 750F type I got OE Fuel-Efficient Synthetic Automatic Transmission Fluid..... should be ok to mix with the OEM
You can use the Valvoline MaxLife ATF (or a Castrol or other brand equivalent) which is also synthetic and rated for Toyota WS (assuming your 2010 Fj Cruiser requires that spec). Check your Owners Manual (often can be found on mfg website).
I HAVE A 2007 LEXUS ES 350 WITH U660E 6 SPEED TRANS THAT DEVELOPED A SHIFT FLARE @ 3-4 GEARS. DO YOU THINK REPLACING OEM W/ AMSOIL SIGNATURE WILL HELP THIS SHIFT PROBLEM. THANK YOU AND APPRECIATE YOUR ADVICE. MICHAEL
@@repairvehicle thank you for your advice. The 1st drain/fill w/WS I did came at about 80k miles. I bought the car used @ 60k miles. No atf maintenance history available from 0-60k miles.
Hello, I have a 2010 Toyota Highlander Limited that I bought used with 130k Miles. What type of transmission fluid can I use and how do I do the fluid change (a flush or drain and fill). I am not sure if the previous owner ever did a Transmission fluid change. From your experience, will this have an effect on the tranmission?
This video has details with answer your questions about flush ua-cam.com/video/or9u8DQ4fVU/v-deo.html If you have additional questions after watching videos feel free to ask.
I have a 2018 Lexus RX 350 F-Sport, 6- speed automatic transmission. If you can let me know what you recommend. I have 27,000 miles on it. Should I change it now?
Signature series I recommend and use in my lexus too. Here's the link www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2018/lexus/rx350/3-5l-6-cyl-engine-code-2gr-fks-8/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
@@repairvehicle - Thank you for responding. I have purchased their signature series transmission oil, and their severe gear for the transfer case, and diff. I am going to ouse Amsoil engine oil as well. What is your opinion of the Amsoil oil filters?
Amsoil makes best oil filters too. I use only amsoil filters in my lexus and other vehicles. Amsoil synthetic filter media is superior and works great.
@@elaiespinosa708 I completely agree! I’m going to do Amsoil synthetic ATF on my 4Runner. Figure I’ll do a drain and fill every time I change my engine oil till it’s complete
how do yoh go about this? keep draining over the days by taking the pan out or drain plug out every time throughout the days? or doing it every certain miles until the oem is out?
@kingdennis4327 usually when it comes out red and not dark or black (usually on the 3rd or 4th) Takes 5 or 6 amsoil changes to get all the toyota stuff out.
Here’s the best atf for your Durango. This website has the information and so does video will give you information. www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2015/dodge/durango/5-7l-8-cyl-engine-code-t-ezh-t/?zo=5257753
Hi！ thank you for this video. I want to switch my transmission fluid and I want to use Amsoil for the first time. I own a 2016 Acura Tlx 3.5L V6 （9spd automatic transmission） with 85k miles. On the amsoil website it only shows me transfer case case lubricant. Am confused because that doesn't seem like ATF to me. Long story short, help guide me on the right product to buy. Thank you！
Have a question ❓ I have a 06 Ford explorer 4.0l and my transmission put LV fluid and I wanted to add 2 quarts of Amsoil signature can these two fluids be mixed together
Yes, you can mix these two together. www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2006/ford/explorer/4-0l-6-cyl-engine-code-e-sohc-e/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
What about the new 3.0l duramax diesel requiring the Dexron ULV fluid. Can I use signature series fuel efficient? The viscosity doesn’t seem to match. The Amsoil is thicker. What do you think?
Amsoil recommends this atf www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2023/chevrolet/silverado-1500-pickup/3-0l-6-cyl-engine-code-8-lz0-8-diesel-turbo/?volume=us-volume#transmission1?zo=5257753 Where did you get specs for gm atf?
You can use toyota ws www.amazon.com/s?k=ws+transmission+fluid+toyota&crid=37U9ESBE79PQE&sprefix=ws+%2Caps%2C173&linkCode=sl2&tag=repairvehic0a-20&linkId=88c75a3061c0f0bfd8f6fe9cb7e7be83&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl or you can use amsoil atf for best protection www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2008/toyota/rav4/3-5l-6-cyl-engine-code-2grfe-a/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
Hey repairvehichle. Are you an amsoil dealer? Do you have a link we can purchase through and maybe help you out. If so please post it, thanks for all the videos!
Hey man. I have an 07 Acura TL Type S with 240k miles. Ive notnchanged the fluid since i bought the car with 90k miles on it. Mechanic said dont change the trans fluid but i checked the dipstick and fluid isnt dark/burnt at all. Its light brown/amber color. Should i still aboid changing the fluid? Or go ahead and change?
Very good question. Honda/Acura is known for transmission failure after transmission flush. Drain and fill can be done, however there is risk that transmission might not work properly due to excessive wear on the transmission already happened due to lack of transmission fluid change
I was brought a higher mile of 1999 Toyota Camry 228,750 miles. I did transfer to Amsoil ATF fluid in February 2020(220,530mile) . Result is! My car running like smoothly and butter. My car using the whole of Amsoil oil and filter in it. That is proof that the highest mile oil factory is junk
@@repairvehicle hello, I want to know about I have a 1990 Lexus ls400 need change fluid. I can’t find a T-II available. that should be a smoother shift with Amsoil.
@@repairvehicle update! My Lexus ls400 is smoother. Before owner was put filter and 2quart of new fluid in 2 years ago. I have one more to done drain and fill with 82% amsoil and 18% OEM Toyota fluid Because I put little overfill to clean out of old fluid.
I have 2010 Dodge Charger RT 5.7L NAG1 Trans 70,600 miles, would you recommend me to replace the Trans fluid? (I dont have problems with shifting, I am the second owner of the car)
I want to thank you for this video. I have a Toyota Camry Hybrid 2022 , and I would like to use Amsoil Signature Service Fuel Efficient Transmission Fluid. Can you please tell me if this fluid meets the specifications for the Toyota WS fluid? Thank you! Carl Anderson
I just checked Toyota service website and it uses ws atf. Ws atf is compatible with this Amsoil atf. Amsoil ss easy pack is not available; however, in regular bottles, it's available. www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2021/toyota/camry/2-5l-4-cyl-engine-code-a25a-fxs-3/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
Hello, I have a 2019 Ram 5500 6.7 Cummins with Aisin high output transmission- what transmission fluid should I use ? I only use truck for heavy hauling ! Thanks for all you do !
Nice truck! Here's the list of transmission fluids available for your Aisin www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2019/ram/5500-pickup/6-7l-6-cyl-engine-code-l-etk-l-diesel-turbo/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753 I use signature series and recommend signature series to others too.
My Jeep JL 2.0 - 8 speed transmission was in factory Green light fluid but the Amsoil is in Red color version, is it safe for me to mix them up? Or i must to flush the old one out?
Hello… So I'm thinking about using the ATF for my 1999 Toyota Solara V6 SLE with the A541 E automatic transmission... I am very leery and suspicious of multigrade oils... as old as mine is requiring dex 111…etc What would you recommend?… Thank you for a response
For best transmission protection use this fluid www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/1999/toyota/solara/3-0l-6-cyl-engine-code-1mz-fe-2/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753 If want ok protection use factory fluid
Here’s the list of best fluids available for your vehicle www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2004/mercury/mountaineer/4-6l-8-cyl-engine-code-w-w/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
Hello, I would like to ask the question please. I have Mazda 6 2017 . 45k miles on it. Never change transmission fluid. Should I flush the fluid or drain and fill. And Should I drop the pan And replace filter too? thanks
Drain and fill is sufficient. But would do couple drain and fills so that you more of fresh fluid. Filter is not necessary at this mileage. Exception if you have external inline filter then replace it
I am sure that if it wasn't safe a bunch of people would have sued Amsoil by now. You must think of it like this, when you drain the fluid a large portion of it is still in the torque converter and the valve body and it is not going to drain out. That is why even though the transmission takes 8 quarts you might get 3 or 4 or less out and that is normal. Just make sure to know how much came out.
This is true and is like gasoline is the same just different brand names but they all do the trick this guy knows I been doing this and nevered had issues.
So i just changed all my transmission fluid and filter in my 98 Grand Marquis about 2 weeks ago, so instead of having to re drain all 14 quarts again can i just siphon out one or two quarts amd put one or two quarts of amsoil in? Will that help or should i do a complete drain again? Also should i use the signature series or the OE?
If you want best protection go with signature series. Yes you can extract what comes out and add amsoil. I would do two times for best results, unless you extract 4 quarts then one time is sufficient. However, if you want to do all 14 quarts then you can, nothing wrong with that unless you want to save money
I have tried to research for my cars recommended ATF and cannot find anything, Maybe you know where to look better. My concern and question is: Can the AMSOIL recommended ATF for my car be mixed with the original fluid? (I have no means to flush out all original fluid)? My car is: 2014 Ford Mustang V6 3.7L with the 6R80 Transmission requiring Motorcraft Mercon LV, XT-10-QLVC. Thank you in advance.
Here's the link to amsoil recommended atf for your vehicle www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2014/ford/mustang/3-7l-6-cyl-engine-code-m-m/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
I have a Camaro SS with the 8L90 auto. I want to change from mobile 1 atf (blue label) to Amsoil atf. I do all the work by myself and can only drain around 6-7 quarts while dropping the pan. Am I good to add in 6-7 quarts of Amsoil now and then do another flush next spring/summer? Thanks for the help
Yes you can add same amount of Amsoil that you have drained and then later/ spring or summer do another drain and fill. Thats how I do most of the time. Do you have transmission dipstick? Nice car by the way! www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2016/chevrolet/camaro/6-2l-8-cyl-engine-code-7-lt1-7/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753 Keep me posted how things go
@@repairvehicle Thank you and sounds good! The dealer wants too much money and I don’t trust them anyways so time for me to take matters in my own hands and upgrade the trans fluid. There’s no dipstick, I have to get the trans up to around 131° then remove the drain plug until it starts dripping out as opposed to a steady drain. I have a transmission shutter and hopefully this will help! Thanks for the video and all the help!
Have a 2015 Hyundai SantaFe with 3.3l/6 speed auto AWD. Which Amsoil Signature series ATF should I use, sig series multicar, or sig series fuel efficient fluid?
Here's the list of you fluids you can use www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2002/toyota/camry/3-0l-6-cyl-engine-code-1mz-fe-2/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
My recommendation is to use signature series for best possible transmission protection. However, you can use OE if you want better transmission protection than factory fluid provides. I personally use signature series only. Here's the link www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2008/toyota/camry/3-5l-6-cyl-engine-code-2grfe-a/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
Is Valvoline MaxLife full synthetic oil good oil. I have a 2nd gen Tacoma V6 4x4 and I see guys on TacomaWorld mentioning this oil all the time over OEM oil.
Thanks a lot for this video! Can you advice me which synthetic fluid to use for 95 Camry LE 3.0 V6 (automatic)? It has 134k miles. I want to do a drain and fill but the manual recommends dexron ii. I prefer synthetic but I don't know what specification to choose. Please help. Happy new year!
Here's the link of what I recommend www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2011/jeep/wrangler/3-8l-6-cyl-engine-code-1-1/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
Here's the list of transmission fluids I recommend. For best transmission protection use OE atf and for ultimate protection use signature series. I use signature series www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2009/lexus/is250/2-5l-6-cyl-engine-code-4gr-fse-h/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
One thing I wanted to ask...would you recommend putting an transmission cooler on a 2020 Tundra as toyota stopped putting those on in 2019? Some say that the resulting higher temps degrade the fluid quicker and may make the transmission life much shorter. I only have 12K on mine so far but am planning on switching to amsoil at 20K.
It depends, if you are planning to keep truck past warranty then yes, I recommend. If don't keep your truck past warranty, then it's like maybe not worth. Watch this video with and without cooler ua-cam.com/video/YF2Y8TXw990/v-deo.html
I have a 2017 ram 1500 with the 5.7 hemi,it has the zf 8 transmission I believe it's the 8..I know for a fact it's the zf...what type of transmission fluid should I use other then the 50$ a quart oem ...please and thanku
Please see the link and click on the transmission www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2017/ram/1500-pickup/5-7l-8-cyl-engine-code-t-ezh-1/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
According to the Amsoil it should not be used because it’s not low ash formula. However, I had comments from people that have been using signature series in Bmw. This is what recommended for your vw www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2014/volkswagen/touareg/3-6l-6-cyl-engine-code-cgra-9/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
@repairvehicle AMSOIL Signature Transmission Fluid drain and fill X3 on 2010 Highlander 183,000. No record on past changes. Highlander has dipstick. Do you recommend?
I have a 2017 Hyundai Santa Fe 105k miles on it - planning to do a fluid change, can I add this ATF? Amsoil Signature Synthetic. I bought it used and saw that the transmission was serviced - not sure what excactly that means( saw the history on CarFox Car history) Or do you recommend A/T Flush using Amsoil? Thank you in advance for your feedback
Couple of drain and fill that's all I recommend, no flush. Here's the exact fluid for your vehicle www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2017/hyundai/santa-fe/3-3l-6-cyl-engine-code-f-f/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
Here’s the link to the fluid should be used in your Nissan www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2016/nissan-datsun/sentra/1-8l-4-cyl-engine-code-mra8de-0/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
Hello I need some information on transmission oils. So I just bought a 08 Ford crown Victoria police interceptor and want to change the transmission fluid and upgrade it but I’m not sure or if u know if royal purple transmission oil is compatible with the mercon v I believe that’s what my car takes. can you help with what top grade of transmission oil I can use?
This fluid is a top grade atf and compatible. I use in my ford f150 www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2008/ford/crown-victoria/4-6l-8-cyl-engine-code-v-v-flex/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753 I don't know if royal purple is compatible.
Here's the list of compatible transmission fluids for your awesome supra. Always like these cars www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/1990/toyota/supra/3-0l-6-cyl-engine-code-m-7m-gte-0-turbo/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
@@repairvehicle It's mostly stock with 100k miles. I don't drive it hard as often. I honestly have no idea if it was even serviced before. Fluid still has a dark pink/red color to it though.
They have compatible atf for your car and here is the list www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2003/lincoln/town-car/4-6l-8-cyl-engine-code-w-w/?vk=3&volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
I have a question about drain and fills since we're talking about mixing fluids. I just did one on my '15 Sonata 65k miles. Only 4qt in a 7.9 capacity. I want to get as much new fluid in as possible. So l was wondering if l can buy Maxlife ATF (it meets Hyundai SP-4M spec) two 1 gallon jugs. Drain and fill with both, then on the last fill use amsoil. Two jugs of maxlife is the price of one jug of amsoil. I fugure l can get an extra drain and fill ensuring newer fluid. My guess is by the third fill it would be half maxlife and half amsoil. Would that be a bad thing? Or should l just buy 2 jugs of amsoil and just settle for 2 drain and fills instead of 3?
Bad idea mixing amsoil atf with valvoline on 3rd drain and fill. Either use valvoline or amsoil, but not mixing. Amsoil atf cost more because it's a quality fluid, and quality comes with the cost. There is a reason why you choose sonata and not chevy Malibu or Ford fusion.
@@repairvehicle I used valvoline max life atf in my old 98' f-150 just to get the old transmission fluid out at 60k, but it was 23 years old. Thankfully I can drop the pan, and I even have a drain bolt on my torque converter so I get nearly all the fluid out that way. Then I replaced about half of it with amsoil 2k miles later. It shifted better after the valvoline, but much better even after the amsoil, I use amsoil in all my vehicles. The next time I should have it all changed out with amsoil. Valvoline is a cheap way of getting old fluid out, and is not bad trans fluid. Better to have half valvoline new fluid with amsoil, than half old fluid and half amsoil. Remember that with drain and fills, you waste some new fluid after the first time. First drain may get 25% new. The next one is a 25/75 mix, so that 25% now affects only the 75% left, now when you drain and fill you get another 18.75% out. now you have about a 44% new/56% old. The next drain and fill only gets an additional 14% out. After 3 drain and fills, you have about 58% new/ 42% old. If you use the cheaper valvoline on the first couple of fills, you end up with much less old fluid in the car. Please correct my math if I am wrong.
@@neal8720 , when doing drain and fill there is no wasted fluid. Old fluid out new fluid in. When you drain fluid, you are removing only 1/4 of the fluid from the pan. 4 drain and 4 fill get you about 100% fluid replaced. Mixing Amsoil atf with Valvoline not good idea because you will never benefit 100% from Amsoil atf.
I have 300,000 on my 2011 tundra 4.6l would it be safe to changed to amsoil atf. All original fluid, dealer would not change it, told me it was lifetime fluid. Even after I showed them in the owners manual it said 30,000 miles.
Watch this video about a problematic vehicle that got over 500k miles with dealer denying transmission fluid change. But this guy found a way out ua-cam.com/video/yBFPE6vupX8/v-deo.html
At this point there is significant wear is done to the transmission. How much life is left it’s hard to say. Changing fluid will it help extend transmission life? Possibly yes. Would I change atf fluid at this mileage if this was my truck? Absolutely yes. Lifetime fluid comes with lifetime warranty. They did not give you lifetime warranty but gave you lifetime BS talk. Do you do your own repairs and fluid changes? If yes, then, You can change atf fluid yourself. I have video on my channel showing how to specifically on tundra
By the way, Nice car! Yes it will according to this www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2012/bmw/750li/4-4l-8-cyl-engine-code-n63b44a-3-turbo/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
Hello! I wanted to know what transmision fluid you would recommend for my 2005 Lexus Lx470? Engine 4.7. It has 172k miles and I’m not to sure if the transmision fluid was ever changed. From watching some of your videos it looks like I should I just drain and fill? Or change the transmission filter as well? Thank-you so much for your help!
Here's the list of recommended fluids. www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2005/lexus/lx470/4-7l-8-cyl-engine-code-2uz-fe-e/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753 Drain and fill couple times as a minimum should be done. Transmission filter is recommended too, if not rusted underneath.
Sounds good man! Thankyou. When speaking to Toyota they were saying that the new fluid needs to be installed at a warm temperature? Also after changing the filter do I just fill through the fill bolt or do I need to pump fluid in manually?
Amsoil transmission fluid
www.amsoil.com/c/transmission-fluid/19/?zo=5257753
Thank you
Can I use the Valvoline ATF for my Toyota DEx3? great video
@Asian_Connection what year and model?
@@repairvehicle That is a quick response. Its 2002 Lexus Lx470. I flushed my Trans only 5k ago, I think my mec did something to my Trans fluid looked more clear less red afterward, and started to have a light kick when slowing down. Can I send my fluid to lab to see if there are brake fluid in it the trans fluid? These F mechanics can't stand people doing their own work. Thx
I’m not sure if valvoline compatible with your Lexus
I mixed that same Amsoil atf in a Toyota/scion FRS with around 40k miles and shifting improved. (Did it twice at about a month difference to have mostly Amsoil in). Moved on to mix 5q Amsoil into a 2015 sienna trans with about 45k miles. It is working smoothly. Plan on keep adding Amsoil in the future. Did it many years ago on two other vehicles with great long term results.
Thank you for sharing your experience with amsoil. It definitely makes difference.
Had a jerking/hesitating transmission on a 170km 2010 Rav4. Did a drain and fill with 2quarts of Amsoil ATF and fixed my 13yr old transmission like magic. I’m a believer.
Thank you sharing your experience with Amsoil
I’m due for my transmission change on my 2006 Tacoma. I’m the second owner and was told mixed response on this topic. I’m assuming Toyota Genuine WS was used.
I’m going to take off the transmission pan, clean the pan, & replace the transmission filter.
Am I ok to use AmsOil even though there may still be some Toyota Genuine WS?
Thanks again any help is appreciated
It is okay.
@@repairvehicle Excellent! Thank you so much for the video and reply. Just ordered 5 quarts of AMSOIL Signature Series and will report back with results
@@kennethbecerra7362 thank you!
This is the video I was looking for since I'm planning on doing the Drain/Fill on my 2010 Toyota 4Runner that has only 43k miles my mom drives the truck too and only just local distance and I sometime take it out to highway when I go to work. Thank you again for sharing!
did you did it my friend? I want to do this so and how did you did it. 12' runner
I loved it in my 98' 4runner I had until 225k and my GX470 has loved it for about 50k, it now has 170k.
Changed my 2021 telluride at 38,000 miles, it was dark very disappointing but switch to amsoil and I couldn’t believe how nice it shifted, I thought it shifted fine before but seriously it shifts like a dream, I did 2 drain and fills until the fluid was pink again, did a Buick envision the other day had to do it 3 times but get it clean, amazing stuff
You are correct about leaving a little dirty oil in the trans. I just watched a Toyota tech claim it was good to leave a little in because it’ll add a little friction fir the plates to grab😛😛
Unfortunately I was led to believe that my 3rd gen Tacoma could go 150,000 miles before the trans fluid needed changing. I felt that didn’t seem right. Today my truck was at 78,000 on its first fluid swap. It was dark and no surprise since I live in the so called mountains and carry a couple of tons in the truck bed driving up the mountain once a month.
Today I put in 3.5 quarts of Amsoil fuel signature series and bled the 1/2 quart out.
I noticed an immediate improvement. I’ll run this for one month and do a 3 quart drain and fill to get it close to mostly Amsoil and I’ll repeat this in another 10,000 miles.
thx for the explanation
last year, I mixed the both OWM toyota and Amsoil ATF sign
it is Ok✌️
Really? How you feel about that Toyota and amosil mixing. It is very smoothly and better than OEM factory fluid?
Just changed my trans fluid with Amsoil CVT fluid in my 2019 Mitusbishi Outlander Sport GT 2.4 liter engine. Did a drain and fill @ 60k. I actually changed the cooler filter (paper one) and the under pan filter (metal) at 55k as my car is used and didn't know what was done to it. Anyway, after the change it's much quieter and smoother and I just changed the fluid 1k ago (OEM J4) when I replaced the filters. Next change in 30Ka with Amsoil!
2008 Tundra 5.7L I'm looking at changing the transmission fluid to Amsoil Signature Series and wonder if you can share any of the specifics, quantities needed and advice for the job?
Thank you for all your videos you are a wealth of knowledge and information.
ua-cam.com/video/TjqRHbDHf5U/v-deo.html sequoia 5.7
ua-cam.com/video/O4aKM4svlaM/v-deo.html tundra 5.7
take a look at both videos and if you still have questions please ask.
Been doing that since 63,000 on the ODO, not with Amsoil, but with Federated ATF, no issue. But I'll be going to Amsoil ATF before winter, did the switch to Amsoil Signature 5W-30 for the engine with Lucas Synthetic Stabilizer, best switch I've made for my car. 2016 Malibu 1.5T, still has the original timing chain
lucas is causing major problems to your engine. You taking perfectly formulated oil and diluting with unknown chemicals that have not been proved to provide any benefits.
I am getting ready to change the fluid in my 2017 Mazda 3 at 72K. I was really glad to find your video -- because Scotty Kilmer says to NEVER mix ATF and ALWAYS use the factory OEM fluid. I get the strong suspicion that he is just playing it safe -- because he caters to a lot of people that know nothing about cars -- and those people should NEVER try to select an alternative on their own,
How did it go? is it going?
@@AbrasiveJay It went fine for the first 3.5 quarts -- I could actually feel the transmission shift smoother & quicker -- but I thought it was perfectly fine before the change. I was only doing it for maintenance reasons & was surprised that I could feel an improvement. Soon I'll do it another 2 times, along with a filter change, and I should have pretty much 90% newish Amsoil.
@@geeder9086
Yea I got quoted on a rebuild for my 6l50 5500.00$
So next option would be a Service with my own fluid and a new transmission filter.
putting amsoil in it but doing this leaves 3.4 quarts in the torque converter.
Thus mixing 6 quarts of amsoil with OEM fluid.
So I bought 12 quarts. wonder if the Service guy will do it twice just to try and flush the torque converter of the OEM Fluid.
also looking into a Throttle Control Pedal Commander. I hate the Adaptive throttle lag.
@@AbrasiveJay Will he do it? Some won't because they don't want to get blamed if they think your trans may fail right after. Have you tried to reset the A/T programming with a relearn??? It's not as simple as disconnecting the battery -- that won't do anything to relearn the A/T.
Good stuff. I just got a Vibe (09 with 127k miles). The fluid is brown with a red hue still that turns purple after a long drive. Shifting is fine aside from some jerkiness when the fluid is cold.
I'm just surprised how many mechanics told me to let it be, because the history doesn't show any transmission fluid change. It seems that I'm maybe 10k miles away from having damage with the old fluid.
Think of it this way. Whenever you do a transmission drain and fill, you are mixing fluids. The old fluid is no longer what it was.
Very good point. You should subscribe to my channel.
@@repairvehicle I have. I think it's great.
This Is A Great Comment. Thank You.
I’ve just change me Transmission Fluid because I accidentally add in less than a 3rd of Motor Oil into my Transmission. After I emptied it I added 2 new Bottles of TF. Then I started it and ran it in Drive then Reverse a few times. After 20mins I doing that my gas got low and The Transmission was still slipping
I went back to thee AZ store and asked if it was the correct TF and they said No. So I now have the Correct TF. But before I added I want to know if its ok to Mix it or Drain it then add New TF??
I switched from Motor Craft oil to Amsoil oil and the truck got 1.2 miles per gallon more. I don't care about saving that small amount of gas but I think it`s better because I get that milage from less friction. Less friction means less wear on the engine.
You got it man, less friction = less wear = longer equipment life and more money in your pocket instead of dealer
I’m about to change the transmission fluid in my daughters 2008 Beetle.
I recently bought a 2007 Honda CRV. It burns a litre of oil every 650 kl. I believe the reason for this is that the previous owners of this car changed the oil every year or 10K klm. How can I improve this situation without changing the engine or doing a rebuild? It has 219K klm.
Thanks George
Watch this video and read comments Which oil lowers oil consumption? With this oil no more oil consumption. Detergent in oil high numb
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Thank you very much for your time for making this video. I appreciate you’re knowledge and generosity. What would you recommend for the new Ford 10R80? Thank you!
What year?
@@repairvehicle 2018
10R80
This is my recommendation and it’s what I use in my ford www.amsoil.com/p/signature-series-fuel-efficient-synthetic-automatic-transmission-fluid-atl/?code=ATLPK-EA&zo=5257753
Nice content. Which ATF would you recommend for Outlander 3 v6 2017 with Aisin 6 speed automatic? Run book says DiaQueen J3. I live in Europe and here Amsoil is not widely supplied. I was thinking of using Motul Multi ATF.
You can use motul or liqui moly compatible atf
I have a 2018 cadillac escalade 10 speed automatic, will have this changed tomorrow by my mechanic. I have 19,000 miles on the truck and I'm having him put a new filter in there too plus new gasket. Planning on using that signature series Amsoil trans fluid. Good idea? I've already done all the other fluids, front and rear diff plus transfer case. These at 15,000 all is nice and clean :)
Excellent decision to use amsoil atf. www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2018/cadillac/escalade/6-2l-8-cyl-engine-code-j-l86-1/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
Keep me updated if you see any difference with amsoil
@@repairvehicle Yea I want to know what happened 3 years later.
Which Amsoil ATF should I use for my 2019 RAM 1500 Classic with 5.7 liter HEMI and 8 speed ( 8HP70 ) transmission ?
Here is a list of which one you can use www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2019/ram/1500-classic/5-7l-8-cyl-engine-code-t-ezh-t/?zo=5257753
I have a 2005 mercury montego with a AWF 21 tranny 6speed automatic transmission change fluid at 78 miles first and second change 90 miles and it always has a hard shifting at high speed and still doing it . First change was ford fluid and the second changed with mobil 1 -3309 tranny fluid is clean. When I did the change I could only change 2 1/2 qts at a time 12 qts put in and out intill clean and I still have jerking from when going up hills like 40-50-60 the transmission fluid is clean should I try a qt and take out and add. Iam on a fixed income SS the is great it don't shift hard just driving just going up hills that's it. Thanks for Dave,
How did you check fluid level?
I got a 08 Lexus LS 460 back in May and had transmission flushed and rear differential fluid changed factory oem fluid runs better, but when I save enough money up I'm goin to buy Amsoil transmission, rear differential and oil fluids and have Lexus dealer change them again. Thx for info Amsoil full synthetic will be good for my vehicle it has a 4.6 V8 380 hp and 8 speed transmission. 95k miles right now
Amsoil works great in my 4.6 v8 tundra with 226k miles. Thanks for commenting.
@@repairvehicle Do u use there P.I. fuel additive? I think I'm gonna buy a few bottles of that now to put in gas tank
@@HexicanLS460L, I use pi once a year. But I use every tank upper cylinder lubrication additive www.amsoil.com/p/upper-cylinder-lubricant-ucl/?zo=5257753
Yes I'm getting ready to change and drain my transmission fluid and I don't know what to use so I'm going to give you the information that you said I could give you by watching your video 2008 Kia Sportage 2.0 4 cylinder 4 speed automatic it has seventy-three thousand miles on it I bought it used it runs great I don't know what the other owner used in it or if he ever changed it it's not black it's a light brown color. Thank you.
Here's the list of atf fluids you can use in your Kia www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2008/kia/sportage/2-0l-4-cyl-engine-code-2-2/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
For chevrolet silverado 2017 8 speed what i need
Here's the atf for your Silverado www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2017/chevrolet-trucks/silverado-1500-pickup/6-2l-8-cyl-engine-code-j-l86-j/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
Hello Sir, I own a 2021 Ram 1500 5.7L Hemi 8 speed. 57,000 miles. I am the second owner and have no idea what previous owner put in. I’m assuming it’s still all factory fluids.I eventually would like to change out all the fluids to Amsoil at some point.
What would you recommend for ATF from Amsoil? Thank you kindly for your time
I am currently running amsoil atf in my 8hp transmission same as yours and its day and night difference how nice it shifts. My recommendation is to change it sooner with amsoil atfwww.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2021/ram/1500-pickup/5-7l-8-cyl-engine-code-t-ezl-1/?gal=1&zo=5257753
@@repairvehicle Thank you so much
@repairvehicle Hello! Thank you so much for the information in this video! I have a JDM 2007 Daihatsu Tanto with 53,000 miles (85,000kms). It has a 4-speed automatic transmission. The OEM fluid is Ammix ATF D3-SP, but it's difficult to get the OEM fluid here in North America. What equivalent/compatible ATF would you recommend? Thanks in advance!
I will make video this week with answers to your questions
I’m sorry for my late update, had some emergency over the weekend and couldn’t do it as promised. Video is uploaded now
Hello Sir, thank you so kuch for your informational videos. Sir please help I have 2018 Lexus ES 3.5, recently I went to dealer and ask him about the WS transmission fluid and he said don’t use anything else besides WS by Toyota as other fluids won’t have the same viscosity as WS and it will damage your transmission is this True? And can I go for Amsoil in my transmission without worry about viscosity and other numbers just like you showed in this Video and the dealer discussed. Please advise
Dealer told you false information. I have been running Amsoil ATF in my Lexus and Toyota for almost 8 years now, zero issues. Better shifting transmission and slight improvement in fuel economy.
Also, Amsoil ATF is compatible with WS and your lexus. If Amsoil was not good choice for lexus, I would not have used it myself.
www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2018/lexus/es350/3-5l-6-cyl-engine-code-2grfe-a/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
@@repairvehicle thank you sir
I appreciate your support adding this video. My question is the correct way to change my transmission fluid to amsoil same one in the video. My car doesn’t have Torque Converter drain plug so i will be able to change almost 5.5 litters maximum out of the 12 litter. The car is Mercedes w211 2005 E500 v8 M113 engine and transmission is 7g tronic 722.9 the one use 236.14 MB. Appreciate your time reading my comment 🙏🙏
Do you have transmission dipstick? What is the mileage on the car?
@@repairvehicle unfortunately that model doesn’t have dipstick anyway i will be changing the filter and gasket as well and there’s a small plastic pipe that will drop whatever is more while pushing the new oil from down. But the main point for me is the car need to be cold or normal and shall i add first 2 liters and start the engine for 15 minutes then stop and drain the full amount to add the new oil. There are many stories to prevent any issue after changing oil.
To drain atf car should be called. Adding fluid and checking fluid requires special processes, I don't know how it should be done on Mercedes. If you have drain plug and fill plug. You can add same amount of atf as came out, however it's not going to be correct. Why, because atf evaporates.
@@repairvehicle okay man thanks alot really appreciate your support 🙏🙏
Awesome thank you for the video Amsoil is the best!!
Thank you
Great video. I have a 2015 F350 V8 6.7L Diesel. Looking to switch from Mercon LV to Amsoil signature series fuel efficient ATF. Plan on completely removing the Mercon LV (flush). Any issues with compatibility between these two? P.S. mileage at about 120000 and don't think ATF has ever been changed.
No issues with compatibility. It works great on my 2013 f150; it shifts better. Doing it yourself or taking it to the shop for flush?
I have comment from another 6.7 powerstroke owner who was using Amsoil engine oil, got over 500k miles without engine repairs. However, he didn't maintain transmission and ended up replacing two times at least.
@@repairvehicle Ok, ok, I am convinced :-). Scratch my comment about (flush), watched your other video about not flushing. After seeing your other video am just replacing what is in the transmission pan (plus filter change). 1. drain old ATF, filter 2. replace with new Amsoil. 3. Drive around a bit and repeat 1 more time. That sound like a good plan based on my original vehicle description above?
Quickly ran the numbers and if I change the ATF from the pan twice like this I end up with roughly 26.3% old fluid remaining and 73.7% new fluid in the transmission. calcs based on total volume of 16.7 quarts total, and 8.1 quarts removed from pan (these are the numbers in the book). Will measure to see how close it is.
Yes. Very good plan
Very informative. Thank you sir.
Thank you. I have a 2017 Toyota Tundra w/ 5.7 L engine and 6 speed transmission. Are we talking still Amsoil ATF SIGNATURE SERIES??
That's what I am using in tundra, Sequoia and es350 and f150
Which ES350?
Lexus
I'm torn on what to do. I understand the factory ATF fluid that came in my 2022 Tacoma is only semi-synthetic and not full synthetic. So I agree that it should make sense to change it to full synthetic ATF fluid like Amsoil. But.........there are some master diagnostic Toyota technicians that don't like the idea of mixing. (Doing a drain and fill and having some Amoils and some factory). Some say stick to only OEM fluid for drain and fills. But do you think they are wrong and they can mix? (not foam, etc).
They are wrong. I have shown in this video results from analysis of mixing Amsoil with ws. I been using Amsoil atf for almost 8 in my Toyota sequoia and Lexus es350. I keep my vehicle for long time.
@@repairvehicle Okay thanks. I ask because my ability/method would be drain and refill the exact amount that comes out. (Drain and fill doesn't get it all out so it would be mixed).
I had a 2017 Honda Pilot, the dealership told me the same thing. You can't mix other transmission fluid, only Honda ATF-DW1. They would tell me 3X drain & fill and every time I drain the fluid was brownish. After 108K miles, I decided to switch to Amsoil Fuel-efficient tranny fluid. Almost immediately, I notice a smoother shift. After 300 miles, I notice that I was getting more MPG, was average 20.9mpg before and 22.2mpg after Amsoil. After a month, I check the fluid and it was still pinkish, never with ATF-DW1. I am a believer of Amsoil product now!
Toyota sequia 2019 trd sport. Wondering what AMSoil ATF i need? Is their website accurate in their suggestion when i select my vehicle. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
This is correct fluid for your sequoia www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2019/toyota/sequoia/5-7l-8-cyl-engine-code-3ur-fe-9/?zo=5257753
their website is accurate
Great info ...::: im getting Ready to drain / fill transmission fluid on my 2010 Fj Cruiser Automatic trans ..... currently runing the TOYOTA WS ATF ..... want to switch to Synthetic like you did ....is it ok to drain the pan and ad the synthetic? Even tho there will b still regular Toyota fluid in there ? Which Amzoil would you recommend A750F trans? ....?Thank you sir
Yes it is OK to drain and add synthetic. Watch this video, it has more information for your Toyota ua-cam.com/video/mxac_cgO8dI/v-deo.html
I use signature series and here's the link www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2010/toyota/fj-cruiser/4-0l-6-cyl-engine-code-1gr-fe-z/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
@@repairvehicle thank you I went to Amzoil website entered my fj Cruiser info and got suggested which fluid to get based on my trans 750F type I got OE Fuel-Efficient Synthetic Automatic Transmission Fluid..... should be ok to mix with the OEM
Yes, it is OK to mix
You can use the Valvoline MaxLife ATF (or a Castrol or other brand equivalent) which is also synthetic and rated for Toyota WS (assuming your 2010 Fj Cruiser requires that spec). Check your Owners Manual (often can be found on mfg website).
I HAVE A 2007 LEXUS ES 350 WITH U660E 6 SPEED TRANS THAT DEVELOPED A SHIFT FLARE @ 3-4 GEARS. DO YOU THINK REPLACING OEM W/ AMSOIL SIGNATURE WILL HELP THIS SHIFT PROBLEM. THANK YOU AND APPRECIATE YOUR ADVICE. MICHAEL
Mileage on the car? Transmission fluid has ever been replaced?
@@repairvehicle 110K WITH SEVERAL DRAIN/ FILLS WITH WS
amsoil ATF should help, unless it has major wear on the inside. Fluid was replaced at 110k miles first time?
@@repairvehicle thank you for your advice. The 1st drain/fill w/WS I did came at about 80k miles. I bought the car used @ 60k miles. No atf maintenance history available from 0-60k miles.
Hello, I have a 2010 Toyota Highlander Limited that I bought used with 130k Miles. What type of transmission fluid can I use and how do I do the fluid change (a flush or drain and fill). I am not sure if the previous owner ever did a Transmission fluid change. From your experience, will this have an effect on the tranmission?
ua-cam.com/video/D2Q27OtRZ3g/v-deo.html This video explains what effects will you have on the transmission
ua-cam.com/video/maK7HsGEEls/v-deo.html this video has details how to change ATF.
This video has details with answer your questions about flush ua-cam.com/video/or9u8DQ4fVU/v-deo.html If you have additional questions after watching videos feel free to ask.
I have a 2018 Lexus RX 350 F-Sport, 6- speed automatic transmission. If you can let me know what you recommend. I have 27,000 miles on it. Should I change it now?
Signature series I recommend and use in my lexus too. Here's the link www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2018/lexus/rx350/3-5l-6-cyl-engine-code-2gr-fks-8/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
@@repairvehicle - Thank you for responding. I have purchased their signature series transmission oil, and their severe gear for the transfer case, and diff. I am going to ouse Amsoil engine oil as well. What is your opinion of the Amsoil oil filters?
Amsoil makes best oil filters too. I use only amsoil filters in my lexus and other vehicles. Amsoil synthetic filter media is superior and works great.
Hi . I have 2017 Toyota Corolla. 1.8 engine. CVT TRANSMISSION. FE
Tanks for your time
What is your question
@@repairvehicle
How much I have put back in . Just the drain plug . Thanks for your time
Proper way to change fluid is to follow same steps as in this video, Temperature will be different. ua-cam.com/video/maK7HsGEEls/v-deo.html
Amsoil atf all the way. Keep draining and filling until you get all the oem stuff out....
That gets expensive
@@Chris-D9 A broken transmission is more expensive. Choose which one you want
@@elaiespinosa708 I completely agree! I’m going to do Amsoil synthetic ATF on my 4Runner. Figure I’ll do a drain and fill every time I change my engine oil till it’s complete
how do yoh go about this? keep draining over the days by taking the pan out or drain plug out every time throughout the days? or doing it every certain miles until the oem is out?
@kingdennis4327 usually when it comes out red and not dark or black (usually on the 3rd or 4th) Takes 5 or 6 amsoil changes to get all the toyota stuff out.
I have a 2015 Dodge Durango AWD with the ZF 8 Speed Transmission. What is the best ATF for it and how many QTS for a filter change and refill?
ZF 8hp Transmission fluid change, fast and easy without being scammed with lifetime nonsense fear.
ua-cam.com/video/saDFRaRMVzg/v-deo.html
Here’s the best atf for your Durango. This website has the information and so does video will give you information. www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2015/dodge/durango/5-7l-8-cyl-engine-code-t-ezh-t/?zo=5257753
Hi！ thank you for this video. I want to switch my transmission fluid and I want to use Amsoil for the first time. I own a 2016 Acura Tlx 3.5L V6 （9spd automatic transmission） with 85k miles. On the amsoil website it only shows me transfer case case lubricant. Am confused because that doesn't seem like ATF to me. Long story short, help guide me on the right product to buy. Thank you！
Unfortunately Amsoil does not have transmission fluid compatible with your transmission.
@@repairvehicle yeah that socks but I realized that most people use the multi-vehicle specifications for my model of car. Thanks again
What would you recommend for Suzuki ertiga 2022 model AT? the manual recommends suzuki AW-1
thank you in advance sir
great question. I don't know since we don't have them here.
Have a question ❓ I have a 06 Ford explorer 4.0l and my transmission put LV fluid and I wanted to add 2 quarts of Amsoil signature can these two fluids be mixed together
Yes, you can mix these two together. www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2006/ford/explorer/4-0l-6-cyl-engine-code-e-sohc-e/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
I have done on my ford here’s video how to change ATF in FORD using topsider ua-cam.com/video/IJk0UH6fgYk/v-deo.html
What about the new 3.0l duramax diesel requiring the Dexron ULV fluid. Can I use signature series fuel efficient? The viscosity doesn’t seem to match. The Amsoil is thicker. What do you think?
What year?
@@repairvehicle 2022 3.0L duramax diesel requiring DEXRON ULV
Amsoil recommends this atf www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2023/chevrolet/silverado-1500-pickup/3-0l-6-cyl-engine-code-8-lz0-8-diesel-turbo/?volume=us-volume#transmission1?zo=5257753
Where did you get specs for gm atf?
I have a 2008 RAV4 V6 with 200k miles. Transmission fluid was never changed. Which fluid should I use to do drain and fill?
You can use toyota ws www.amazon.com/s?k=ws+transmission+fluid+toyota&crid=37U9ESBE79PQE&sprefix=ws+%2Caps%2C173&linkCode=sl2&tag=repairvehic0a-20&linkId=88c75a3061c0f0bfd8f6fe9cb7e7be83&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl
or you can use amsoil atf for best protection www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2008/toyota/rav4/3-5l-6-cyl-engine-code-2grfe-a/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
Hey repairvehichle. Are you an amsoil dealer? Do you have a link we can purchase through and maybe help you out. If so please post it, thanks for all the videos!
here is the link www.amsoil.com/?zo=5257753
Hey man. I have an 07 Acura TL Type S with 240k miles. Ive notnchanged the fluid since i bought the car with 90k miles on it. Mechanic said dont change the trans fluid but i checked the dipstick and fluid isnt dark/burnt at all. Its light brown/amber color. Should i still aboid changing the fluid? Or go ahead and change?
Very good question. Honda/Acura is known for transmission failure after transmission flush. Drain and fill can be done, however there is risk that transmission might not work properly due to excessive wear on the transmission already happened due to lack of transmission fluid change
I was brought a higher mile of 1999 Toyota Camry 228,750 miles. I did transfer to Amsoil ATF fluid in February 2020(220,530mile) . Result is! My car running like smoothly and butter. My car using the whole of Amsoil oil and filter in it. That is proof that the highest mile oil factory is junk
Thank you for sharing your experience
@@repairvehicle hello, I want to know about I have a 1990 Lexus ls400 need change fluid. I can’t find a T-II available. that should be a smoother shift with Amsoil.
Amsoil has the fluid for your lexus
@@repairvehicle update! My Lexus ls400 is smoother. Before owner was put filter and 2quart of new fluid in 2 years ago. I have one more to done drain and fill with 82% amsoil and 18% OEM Toyota fluid Because I put little overfill to clean out of old fluid.
Thank you for sharing and keeping me updated. Keep me posted.
I have 2010 Dodge Charger RT 5.7L NAG1 Trans 70,600 miles, would you recommend me to replace the Trans fluid? (I dont have problems with shifting, I am the second owner of the car)
Yes, replaced it. Fluid at point is junk, you not going to feel because transmission automatically adjust pressure to compensate for old fluid.
I want to thank you for this video. I have a Toyota Camry Hybrid 2022 , and I would like to use Amsoil Signature Service Fuel Efficient Transmission Fluid. Can you please tell me if this fluid meets the specifications for the Toyota WS fluid?
Thank you!
Carl Anderson
I will get back to you later today with answer
I just checked Toyota service website and it uses ws atf. Ws atf is compatible with this Amsoil atf. Amsoil ss easy pack is not available; however, in regular bottles, it's available. www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2021/toyota/camry/2-5l-4-cyl-engine-code-a25a-fxs-3/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
Great video. Very informative.
Thank you!
Is it safe to.use the red version of that amsoil on 2018 nissan 2.5L vl 4x4 a/t. BTW i live in a tropical country and never go below 20C but
cvt transmission?
@@repairvehicle i am not familiar if it is cvt or not
@hansclimaco4515 without knowing what transmission you have, I cannot say which fluid you need
@@repairvehiclehi, it is not cvt
what vehicle would this be in US, because I don't have details and cannot say what transmission fluid is compatible.
Hello, I have a 2019 Ram 5500 6.7 Cummins with Aisin high output transmission- what transmission fluid should I use ? I only use truck for heavy hauling ! Thanks for all you do !
Nice truck! Here's the list of transmission fluids available for your Aisin www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2019/ram/5500-pickup/6-7l-6-cyl-engine-code-l-etk-l-diesel-turbo/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
I use signature series and recommend signature series to others too.
Awesome thx
No problem. Thank you
My Jeep JL 2.0 - 8 speed transmission was in factory Green light fluid but the Amsoil is in Red color version, is it safe for me to mix them up? Or i must to flush the old one out?
Yes it’s safe
Safe, but it will be yellow if you don't mind.
Hello… So I'm thinking about using the ATF for my 1999 Toyota Solara V6 SLE with the A541 E automatic transmission... I am very leery and suspicious of multigrade oils... as old as mine is requiring dex 111…etc What would you recommend?… Thank you for a response
For best transmission protection use this fluid www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/1999/toyota/solara/3-0l-6-cyl-engine-code-1mz-fe-2/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
If want ok protection use factory fluid
code ATFPK-EA?
Correct
That is correct, in saudi arabia Toyota use Mobil local oil but labeling Toyota mark
2004 mercury mountaineer premier addition-4,6 L-3v which amsoil fluid is best?
Here’s the list of best fluids available for your vehicle www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2004/mercury/mountaineer/4-6l-8-cyl-engine-code-w-w/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
Hello, I would like to ask the question please. I have Mazda 6 2017 . 45k miles on it. Never change transmission fluid. Should I flush the fluid or drain and fill. And Should I drop the pan And replace filter too? thanks
For what purpose is your Mazda being used Uber, delivery or similar services?
@@repairvehicle No. regular use
Drain and fill is sufficient. But would do couple drain and fills so that you more of fresh fluid. Filter is not necessary at this mileage. Exception if you have external inline filter then replace it
@@repairvehicle Thank you
Do I have to flush the transmission fluid before adding new one?
No
I am sure that if it wasn't safe a bunch of people would have sued Amsoil by now. You must think of it like this, when you drain the fluid a large portion of it is still in the torque converter and the valve body and it is not going to drain out. That is why even though the transmission takes 8 quarts you might get 3 or 4 or less out and that is normal. Just make sure to know how much came out.
This is true and is like gasoline is the same just different brand names but they all do the trick this guy knows I been doing this and nevered had issues.
Which AMSOIL ATF do I use in my 2017 Toyota Tacoma limited 2WD with a 3.5L
You can use signature series or oe www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2017/toyota/tacoma/3-5l-6-cyl-engine-code-2gr-fks-a/?zo=5257753
So i just changed all my transmission fluid and filter in my 98 Grand Marquis about 2 weeks ago, so instead of having to re drain all 14 quarts again can i just siphon out one or two quarts amd put one or two quarts of amsoil in? Will that help or should i do a complete drain again? Also should i use the signature series or the OE?
If you want best protection go with signature series. Yes you can extract what comes out and add amsoil. I would do two times for best results, unless you extract 4 quarts then one time is sufficient. However, if you want to do all 14 quarts then you can, nothing wrong with that unless you want to save money
@@repairvehicleso signature series? What's the difference between that and the fuel efficient one do you know?
Fluid quality and performance how it protects against wear is different between two types
@@repairvehicle so signature is the best? Then fuel efficient? Then OE?
Signature is the best and it comes as fuel efficient or multi vehicle. Oe as fuel efficient and multi vehicle is second best
thank you for this helpful information
You are welcome
Just subscribed. I have an 07 tundra that needs transmission fluid changed.
I have video on this subject already on my channel. Thank you
repairvehicle thanks
I have tried to research for my cars recommended ATF and cannot find anything, Maybe you know where to look better.
My concern and question is: Can the AMSOIL recommended ATF for my car be mixed with the original fluid? (I have no means to flush out all original fluid)?
My car is: 2014 Ford Mustang V6 3.7L with the 6R80 Transmission requiring Motorcraft Mercon LV, XT-10-QLVC.
Thank you in advance.
Here's the link to amsoil recommended atf for your vehicle www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2014/ford/mustang/3-7l-6-cyl-engine-code-m-m/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
I have video how to replace transmission atf on 6r80 using amsoil atf ua-cam.com/video/OW5VEvrHD94/v-deo.html
AMSOIL brand for my 2008 Chrysler 300…3.5 v6…thank you
What is your question?
I have a Camaro SS with the 8L90 auto. I want to change from mobile 1 atf (blue label) to Amsoil atf. I do all the work by myself and can only drain around 6-7 quarts while dropping the pan. Am I good to add in 6-7 quarts of Amsoil now and then do another flush next spring/summer? Thanks for the help
2016 Camaro 2SS
Yes you can add same amount of Amsoil that you have drained and then later/ spring or summer do another drain and fill. Thats how I do most of the time.
Do you have transmission dipstick?
Nice car by the way!
www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2016/chevrolet/camaro/6-2l-8-cyl-engine-code-7-lt1-7/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
Keep me posted how things go
@@repairvehicle Thank you and sounds good! The dealer wants too much money and I don’t trust them anyways so time for me to take matters in my own hands and upgrade the trans fluid. There’s no dipstick, I have to get the trans up to around 131° then remove the drain plug until it starts dripping out as opposed to a steady drain. I have a transmission shutter and hopefully this will help! Thanks for the video and all the help!
I am very confident it will help.
Have a 2015 Hyundai SantaFe with 3.3l/6 speed auto AWD. Which Amsoil Signature series ATF should I use, sig series multicar, or sig series fuel efficient fluid?
Fuel efficient www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2015/hyundai/santa-fe/3-3l-6-cyl-engine-code-f-2/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
On a 2002 camry v6 4 speed auto. Which amsoil trans oil do I use. The blue signature pack or the red one?
Here's the list of you fluids you can use www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2002/toyota/camry/3-0l-6-cyl-engine-code-1mz-fe-2/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
2019 Grand Jeep Cherokee 4x4 3.6 I think v6 for sure
What is your question?
Hello, I have a toyota Camry v6 3.5 2008 U660 transmission. What oil would you start me with? Thank you
My recommendation is to use signature series for best possible transmission protection. However, you can use OE if you want better transmission protection than factory fluid provides. I personally use signature series only. Here's the link www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2008/toyota/camry/3-5l-6-cyl-engine-code-2grfe-a/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
Is Valvoline MaxLife full synthetic oil good oil. I have a 2nd gen Tacoma V6 4x4 and I see guys on TacomaWorld mentioning this oil all the time over OEM oil.
Factory is better than valvoline
Hi I have a 2016 Honda Accord V6 Touring 3.5l. With auto transmission. What AMSOIL transmission fluid would I use?
Here's the link www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2016/honda/accord/3-5l-6-cyl-engine-code-j35y1-4/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
Thanks a lot for this video! Can you advice me which synthetic fluid to use for 95 Camry LE 3.0 V6 (automatic)? It has 134k miles. I want to do a drain and fill but the manual recommends dexron ii. I prefer synthetic but I don't know what specification to choose. Please help. Happy new year!
www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/1995/toyota/camry/3-0l-6-cyl-engine-code-g-1mz-fe-2/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
Jeep wangler 2011 What are your transmission you recommend ? Thank you
Here's the link of what I recommend www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2011/jeep/wrangler/3-8l-6-cyl-engine-code-1-1/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
I have toyota fj cruiser with an automatic transmission 2015 6v . 4.0 litter . Which transmission fluid from amsoil good for my vichle . Please
Here's the link www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2014/toyota/fj-cruiser/4-0l-6-cyl-engine-code-1gr-fe-z/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
I have a 2009 Lexus is250 awd with 168000 miles and A 760H transmission, what do you recommend to do?
Here's the list of transmission fluids I recommend. For best transmission protection use OE atf and for ultimate protection use signature series. I use signature series www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2009/lexus/is250/2-5l-6-cyl-engine-code-4gr-fse-h/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
Just wondering did you do the drain n fill ? How is your experience after that ?
One thing I wanted to ask...would you recommend putting an transmission cooler on a 2020 Tundra as toyota stopped putting those on in 2019? Some say that the resulting higher temps degrade the fluid quicker and may make the transmission life much shorter. I only have 12K on mine so far but am planning on switching to amsoil at 20K.
It depends, if you are planning to keep truck past warranty then yes, I recommend. If don't keep your truck past warranty, then it's like maybe not worth. Watch this video with and without cooler ua-cam.com/video/YF2Y8TXw990/v-deo.html
@@repairvehicle Watched it and i'm keeping mine. Those roads your driving on remind me of the PA turnpike....most expensive for a trucker to drive on.
It is pa turnpike
Did you see my video with installation of cooler?
@@repairvehicle I've watched a lot of them...don't know if I saw that one yet
I have a 2017 ram 1500 with the 5.7 hemi,it has the zf 8 transmission I believe it's the 8..I know for a fact it's the zf...what type of transmission fluid should I use other then the 50$ a quart oem ...please and thanku
Please see the link and click on the transmission www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2017/ram/1500-pickup/5-7l-8-cyl-engine-code-t-ezh-1/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
Is the Amsoil signature oil can be used for Touareg 3.6 V6 2014 gasoline ? Transmission is 8 speed (OC8)
According to the Amsoil it should not be used because it’s not low ash formula. However, I had comments from people that have been using signature series in Bmw. This is what recommended for your vw www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2014/volkswagen/touareg/3-6l-6-cyl-engine-code-cgra-9/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
If you referring to the transmission, yes you can use signature series and link has it
@repairvehicle AMSOIL Signature Transmission Fluid drain and fill X3 on 2010 Highlander 183,000. No record on past changes. Highlander has dipstick. Do you recommend?
What is x3?
@@repairvehicle Sorry. I meant question is replace fluid. It's best method for drain 3 times? I don't want to drop pan.
Yes, drain and fill 3 times is best way
Can I use this in Vehicle which recommends Toyota T-IV
What year and model is your Toyota?
I have a 2017 Hyundai Santa Fe 105k miles on it - planning to do a fluid change, can I add this ATF? Amsoil Signature Synthetic. I bought it used and saw that the transmission was serviced - not sure what excactly that means( saw the history on CarFox Car history) Or do you recommend A/T Flush using Amsoil? Thank you in advance for your feedback
Couple of drain and fill that's all I recommend, no flush.
Here's the exact fluid for your vehicle
www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2017/hyundai/santa-fe/3-3l-6-cyl-engine-code-f-f/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
@@repairvehicle awesome thank you for your feedback
@@repairvehicle also I am shying away from doing it on my own since it’s a seal transmission…..I should bring it to my mechanic for this.
If you are not comfortable doing it yourself, then let mechanic do this. However, make sure your mechanic knows how to do it.
@@repairvehicle will do thank you
Which amsoil transmission fluid should I use in my 2016 Nissan sentra
Here’s the link to the fluid should be used in your Nissan www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2016/nissan-datsun/sentra/1-8l-4-cyl-engine-code-mra8de-0/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
Hello I need some information on transmission oils. So I just bought a 08 Ford crown Victoria police interceptor and want to change the transmission fluid and upgrade it but I’m not sure or if u know if royal purple transmission oil is compatible with the mercon v I believe that’s what my car takes. can you help with what top grade of transmission oil I can use?
This fluid is a top grade atf and compatible. I use in my ford f150
www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2008/ford/crown-victoria/4-6l-8-cyl-engine-code-v-v-flex/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
I don't know if royal purple is compatible.
how much quart should i buy if i want to do drain and fill on my 2015 Camry. without changing the filter?
Hybrid? V6? Mileage?
@@repairvehicle non hybrid. i4 . 140k miles. I have changed the fluid and filter last year OEM
@emadalkahroosi for one drain and fill, I believe 3 quarts if I not mistaken.
@@repairvehicle ok thanks
I hope you're still answering comments. Is it compatible with my 1990 Toyota Supra Turbo, 7MGTE (engine), 4-speed Automatic (A340E)?
Here's the list of compatible transmission fluids for your awesome supra. Always like these cars www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/1990/toyota/supra/3-0l-6-cyl-engine-code-m-7m-gte-0-turbo/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
@@repairvehicle Wow, thanks for the fast reply! Would you recommend "OE multi-vehicle synthetic" or "Signature multi-veh synthetic"?
It depends how you drive and if you have any performance mods? Also, mileage on the transmission and how often it was serviced?
@@repairvehicle It's mostly stock with 100k miles. I don't drive it hard as often. I honestly have no idea if it was even serviced before. Fluid still has a dark pink/red color to it though.
I would use signature series because it's turbo charged engine. Also, it looks like transmission was maintained and has a lot of life left.
Is Amsoil ATF compatible with 2003 Lincoln Town car?
They have compatible atf for your car and here is the list www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2003/lincoln/town-car/4-6l-8-cyl-engine-code-w-w/?vk=3&volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
@@repairvehicle Thanks I went to the link. Looks like everything they make is compatible with my car.
Yes
I have a question about drain and fills since we're talking about mixing fluids. I just did one on my '15 Sonata 65k miles. Only 4qt in a 7.9 capacity. I want to get as much new fluid in as possible. So l was wondering if l can buy Maxlife ATF (it meets Hyundai SP-4M spec) two 1 gallon jugs. Drain and fill with both, then on the last fill use amsoil. Two jugs of maxlife is the price of one jug of amsoil. I fugure l can get an extra drain and fill ensuring newer fluid. My guess is by the third fill it would be half maxlife and half amsoil. Would that be a bad thing? Or should l just buy 2 jugs of amsoil and just settle for 2 drain and fills instead of 3?
Bad idea mixing amsoil atf with valvoline on 3rd drain and fill. Either use valvoline or amsoil, but not mixing. Amsoil atf cost more because it's a quality fluid, and quality comes with the cost. There is a reason why you choose sonata and not chevy Malibu or Ford fusion.
@@repairvehicle that makes sense, I'll just stick to amsoil drain and fill.
@@repairvehicle I used valvoline max life atf in my old 98' f-150 just to get the old transmission fluid out at 60k, but it was 23 years old. Thankfully I can drop the pan, and I even have a drain bolt on my torque converter so I get nearly all the fluid out that way. Then I replaced about half of it with amsoil 2k miles later. It shifted better after the valvoline, but much better even after the amsoil, I use amsoil in all my vehicles. The next time I should have it all changed out with amsoil. Valvoline is a cheap way of getting old fluid out, and is not bad trans fluid. Better to have half valvoline new fluid with amsoil, than half old fluid and half amsoil.
Remember that with drain and fills, you waste some new fluid after the first time. First drain may get 25% new. The next one is a 25/75 mix, so that 25% now affects only the 75% left, now when you drain and fill you get another 18.75% out. now you have about a 44% new/56% old. The next drain and fill only gets an additional 14% out. After 3 drain and fills, you have about 58% new/ 42% old. If you use the cheaper valvoline on the first couple of fills, you end up with much less old fluid in the car. Please correct my math if I am wrong.
@@neal8720 , when doing drain and fill there is no wasted fluid. Old fluid out new fluid in. When you drain fluid, you are removing only 1/4 of the fluid from the pan. 4 drain and 4 fill get you about 100% fluid replaced. Mixing Amsoil atf with Valvoline not good idea because you will never benefit 100% from Amsoil atf.
Hi I drive a 2020 Toyota Tundra Can I use Castrol Transmax Full Synthetic Multi-Vehicle ATF for my transmission?
I have not looked at castrol specs for many years now, I don’t know if it can be used.
Great information!!!!!
Thanks
What about a 2002 s10 with the 2.2 4 cylinder with automatic transmission?
What about it?
I have 300,000 on my 2011 tundra 4.6l would it be safe to changed to amsoil atf. All original fluid, dealer would not change it, told me it was lifetime fluid. Even after I showed them in the owners manual it said 30,000 miles.
Are you original owner too?
Watch this video about a problematic vehicle that got over 500k miles with dealer denying transmission fluid change. But this guy found a way out
ua-cam.com/video/yBFPE6vupX8/v-deo.html
I am the original owner, drives almost as good as new
At this point there is significant wear is done to the transmission. How much life is left it’s hard to say. Changing fluid will it help extend transmission life? Possibly yes. Would I change atf fluid at this mileage if this was my truck? Absolutely yes. Lifetime fluid comes with lifetime warranty. They did not give you lifetime warranty but gave you lifetime BS talk. Do you do your own repairs and fluid changes? If yes, then, You can change atf fluid yourself. I have video on my channel showing how to specifically on tundra
Thank you for your help, you have been great.
I am having transmission flare from 3rd-4th. What is causing this, and what do you recommend i should do.
Car was in the accident before?
Transmission repair was done?
Radiator replaced?
Mileage on the car?
Was this 20k miles on just 2 quarts of amsoil + oem fluid or did you replace all the fluid?
Oem with amsoil mixed
Thank you!!
You are welcome!
What you recommend for 2015 Lexus ES350?
here is my recommendation www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2015/lexus/es350/3-5l-6-cyl-engine-code-2grfe-b/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
Will this product work with 2012 BMW 750Li that use OEM ZF Lifeguard 6
By the way, Nice car! Yes it will according to this www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2012/bmw/750li/4-4l-8-cyl-engine-code-n63b44a-3-turbo/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
Hello!
I wanted to know what transmision fluid you would recommend for my 2005 Lexus Lx470? Engine 4.7. It has 172k miles and I’m not to sure if the transmision fluid was ever changed. From watching some of your videos it looks like I should I just drain and fill? Or change the transmission filter as well?
Thank-you so much for your help!
Here's the list of recommended fluids. www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2005/lexus/lx470/4-7l-8-cyl-engine-code-2uz-fe-e/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
Drain and fill couple times as a minimum should be done. Transmission filter is recommended too, if not rusted underneath.
Sounds good man! Thankyou. When speaking to Toyota they were saying that the new fluid needs to be installed at a warm temperature? Also after changing the filter do I just fill through the fill bolt or do I need to pump fluid in manually?
Do you have dipstick?
@@repairvehicle no no dipstick
Fill through flll hole on the side