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ATF Quick Reference Conversion Chart 2017 ATF Quick Reference Conversion Chart OEM FLUID CONVERSION FLUID OEM FLUID CONVERSION FLUID Automatic Transmission Automatic Transmission Fluid (ATF) Automatic Transmission Automatic Transmission Fluid (ATF) Fluid (ATF) called for equivalent.Use these ATF’s below plus Fluid (ATF) called for equivalent.Use these ATF’s below plus in owners manuals ONE of the appropriate LUBEGARD products in owners manuals ONE of the appropriate LUBEGARD products LUBEGARDS’s ATF Use Use LUBEGARD’S LUBEGARDS’s ATF Use Use LUBEGARD’S Protectant #60902 is LUBEGARD’S Platinum High Protectant #60902 is LUBEGARD’S Platinum High compatible in all makes HFM #61910 Performance compatible in all makes HFM #61910 Performance and models. Platinum or MV ATF Multi-Vehicle and models. Platinum or MV ATF Multi-Vehicle ATF Protectant #62005 ATF Protectant ATF Protectant #62005 ATF Protectant #63010 may also be Supplement #63010 with the #63010 may also be Supplement #63010 with the used as a premium with the base base ATF as recom- used as a premium with the base base ATF as recom- substitute. Not for use ATF as mended below, for a substitute. Not for use ATF as mended below, for a in Ford Type-F, CVT, recommended premium conversion in Ford Type-F, CVT, recommended premium conversion or DCT below product or DCT below product Aisan Warner GM/ GMC/ Buick/ Cadillac/ Hummer/ Aisin Warner AW-1 Synthetic D/M ATF Synthetic D/M ATF Oldsmobile/ Pontiac/ Geo ATF Type A, Type A-Suffix A Aisin Warner M315 Type A-1 *D/M ATF* *D/M ATF* Toyota TIV (Jaso 315 Spec) DEXRON, DEXRON II, D/M, DVI Allison DEXRON lll TES-295 Transyn, TES-389 HD Synthetic D/M ATF GM P/N 88900925 (AC Delco TIV) *D/M ATF* *D/M ATF* BMW/ Mini GM 12378515 Synthetic D/M ATF 83 22 0 397 114, 83 22 0 403 (Transynd applications) 249, 83 22 2 163 514 DVI, WS, LG 6, MLV Dexron HP ATF Synthetic DVI 83 22 0 142 516 Shell 1375.4 ATF DVI (2005 and newer) DVI, WS, LG 6, MLV Mini ATF (P/N 83 22 0 402 413) Synthetic D/M ATF Synthetic D/M ATF Honda/ Acura 83 22 9 400 272, 83 22 9 400 ATF Z-1 - (P/N 08200-9001A) D/M, DVI, MV D/M, DVI, MV 275, 83 22 9 407 807 Accura ATF Type 3.0, 83 22 9 407 858, 83 22 9 407 Type 3.1 DVI, WS, LG 6, MLV 859 ATF DW-1 DVI, WS, LG 6, MLV ETL-7045 (PN 83229407765) Synthetic D/M, DVI, MV Hyundai/ Genesis ETL-8072B (PN 83220026922) Hyundai SP-II D/M ATF D/M ATF Shell LA 2634 (83 22 9 407 765) Hyundai NWS-9638 DVI, WS, LG 6, MLV DVI, WS, LG 6, MLV 83 22 2 355 599 ATF 6, 83 22 0 Synthetic D/M, DVI, MV Hyundai SP-IV 026 922, 83 22 0 024 359 (2010 Santa Fe and Tuscon) Chrysler/ Dodge/ Eagle/ Fiat/ Jeep Hyundai SP-III *D/M ATF* *D/M ATF* ATF+3 (MOPAR 7176) D/M, DVI, MV D/M, DVI, MV Idemitsu Mopar SP-IV Idemitsu ATF K17 (P/N 68171866AA) (Idemitsu Jatco 3100 PL085) DVI, WS, LG 6, MLV Synthetic D/M ATF Synthetic D/M ATF Mopar ZF 8&9 speed ATF Idemitsu ATF HP (P/N 68218925AA) Isuzu ATF+4 (MOPAR 9602) *D/M ATF* *D/M ATF* Isuzu Besco ATF-II, ATF-III, Mopar ATF+5 Genuine D/M ATF D/M ATF (Shell 3403), Mopar ASRC ATF Synthetic D/M ATF Synthetic D/M ATF Jaguar Mopar NVG ATF (P/N 05179014AA) Shell 1375.4, M-L12108 DVI, WS, LG 6, MLV Mopar AW-1 ATF Esso LT 71141, Synthetic D/M ATF P/N 68092912AA D/M, DVI, MV D/M, DVI, MV Jaguar JLM 20238 Daihatsu Kia Daihatsu Alumix Multi D/M ATF D/M ATF Kia SP-II, SP-III *D/M ATF* *D/M ATF* Ford/ Lincoln/ Mercury Kia SP-IV DVI, WS, LG 6, MLV DVI, WS, LG 6, MLV Red-1K Synthetic D/M ATF Synthetic D/M ATF Ford Premium ATF T-IV XT-8- *D/M ATF* *D/M ATF* QAW Land Rover Ford FNR5 ATF (P/N XT-9- Texaco N402, Texaco ETL-7045, Synthetic D/M ATF QMM5), Ford Mercon D/M ATF ETL-8072 B Mercon V (XT-5-QMC) D/M ATF Mazda Ford SP (XT-6-QSP), Mazda ATF M-III, Mazda V D/M ATF LV (XT-10-QLVC) DVI, WS, LG 6, MLV DVI, WS, LG 6, MLV Mazda ATF FZ DVI, WS, LG 6, MLV Ford Synthetic MERCON V (XT -5-QSM) Synthetic D/M ATF Synthetic D/M ATF Mazda ATF MV Synthetic D/M ATF ATF Quick Reference Conversion Chart OEM FLUID CONVERSION FLUID OEM FLUID CONVERSION FLUID Automatic Transmission Automatic Transmission Fluid (ATF) Automatic Transmission Automatic Transmission Fluid (ATF) Fluid (ATF) called for equivalent.Use these ATF’s below plus Fluid (ATF) called for equivalent.Use these ATF’s below plus in owners manuals ONE of the appropriate LUBEGARD products in owners manuals ONE of the appropriate LUBEGARD products LUBEGARDS’s ATF Use Use LUBEGARD’S LUBEGARDS’s ATF Use Use LUBEGARD’S Protectant #60902 is LUBEGARD’S Platinum High Protectant #60902 is LUBEGARD’S Platinum High compatible in all makes HFM #61910 Performance compatible in all makes HFM #61910 Performance and models. Platinum or MV ATF Multi-Vehicle and models. Platinum or MV ATF Multi-Vehicle ATF Protectant #62005 ATF Protectant ATF Protectant #62005 ATF Protectant #63010 may also be Supplement #63010 with the #63010 may also be Supplement #63010 with the used as a premium with the base base ATF as recom- used as a premium with the base base ATF as recom- substitute. Not for use ATF as mended below, for a substitute. Not for use ATF as mended below, for a in Ford Type-F, CVT, recommended premium conversion in Ford Type-F, CVT, recommended premium conversion or DCT below product or DCT below product Mercedes-Benz Suzuki 001 989 45 03-10, Suzuki ATF 3317 D/M ATF D/M ATF 001 989 68 03-10, Suzuki Matic S ATF DVI, WS, LG 6, MLV 001 989 68 03-13 Suzuki Matic D, Matic J Synthetic D/M ATF Synthetic D/M ATF MB# 236.12, MB# 236.41, DVI, WS, LG 6, MLV MB# 236.14 Toyota/ Lexus/ Scion MB# 236.15 Toyota Type IV / JWS 3309 *D/M ATF* *D/M ATF* MB# 236.10, Toyota Type II, JASO M315 Type D/M ATF D/M ATF Shell ATF 3403-M 115 1-A, 2-A Toyota/Scion ATF FZ 001 989 21 03-10 Synthetic D/M ATF MB# 236.8, MB# 236.81, JWS 3324 , NWS 9638 DVI, WS, LG 6, MLV DVI, WS, LG 6, MLV MB# 236.9, MB# 236.11, (Toyota WS) MB# 236.16 Volkswagen/ Audi MB# 236.17 LG8, MULV #G 055 025, #G 052 536 A2 *D/M ATF* *D/M ATF* Mitsubishi #G 060 162 A2 2009-2011 Mitsubishi Dia Queen J2 D/M ATF D/M ATF OB6 transmission Diamond Queen ATF J-3, #G 060 162 A6 2006-2010 O9E DVI, WS, LG 6, MLV Diamond ATF SP-III SK ATF *D/M ATF* *D/M ATF* w/12 cyl SP-III #G 060 162 A2 (ZF AA 00 601 Nissan/ Infiniti 304) Nissan Matic D D/M ATF #G 055 540 A2 (AW-1 ATF), #G 052 549 A2 (AW-1 ATF) Nissan Matic S, Matic W DVI, WS, LG 6, MLV Synthetic D/M ATF #GUS 00 162 (ATF+4), #GUS Nissan Matic J, Matic K Synthetic D/M ATF 000 162 Porsche #G 052 025 A2, #G 052 990 A2, PN# 958 300 540 00 *Synthetic DVI, DHP* #G 052 162 (-A2) Porsche ATF 3403-M115 Synthetic D/M ATF #G 055 005 A2 2006-2009 O9E w/V-8 Porsche ZF 5HP19FL, Synthetic D/M ATF Synthetic D/M ATF PN# 000 043 304 00 #G 055 145 A2, #G 055 515 A2 (transfer case fluid) Saturn #G 055 162 A2 2007-2011 Saturn Z-1 Fluid (P/N 22717466) D/M ATF D/M ATF OAT transmission Saturn TIV Fluid (P/N 22689186) *D/M ATF* *D/M ATF* VW 5HP19FL, VW 5HP24A, Saab VW TL 52162, VW ZF Esso LT 71141 PN# 93 160 393, D/M ATF D/M ATF PN# 93 165 146 Volvo Saab 3309 Mineral Based Oil *D/M ATF* *D/M ATF* PN# 1161521, PN# 1161540-8 *D/M ATF* *D/M ATF* PN# 93165 147 DVI, WS, LG 6, MLV PN# 97340, PN# 97341 D/M ATF D/M ATF PN# 192 56 804, Synthetic D/M ATF PN# 31256774 AW-1 ATF Synthetic D/M ATF Synthetic D/M ATF Saab Aporoil ATF HP Synthetic D/M ATF Saab Castrol Transmex J Subaru Subaru ATF (P/N K0140Y0700), (P/N SOA 868V9241) Synthetic D/M ATF Synthetic D/M ATF Subaru ATF, Apolloil HP, INTERNATIONAL LUBRICANTS, INC. 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