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Old 09-11-2012, 08:58 PM   #1
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Default ATF - Synthetic?

I realise from many threads on this subject that TQ95..95LE etc is considered a must for the BTR's as opposed to say a dex. However is 95 which is a mineral still preferable over a synthetic?

Nulon state on their website that their synthetic ATF meets the requirements for the BTR. I guess my question is, would it and other synthetics be preferable to the 95?

My trans specialist uses Fuchs 4400 (mineral) for BTR's which is a suitable 95 replacement according to the Fuchs website (he also uses it in his own BA and BF).

I did notice blueoval on another thread stated he uses synthetic in his auto. Anyone else have any experience in this?

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Old 09-11-2012, 09:50 PM   #2
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Default Re: ATF - Synthetic?

My preference with oils, regardless of what/where they go in, is always synthetic over mineral.
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