Re: Goodwill, Where Are The Limits
Posted to Shop Management Forum on 11/19/2015
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We don't believe in the little bottles of Lubegard that
"convert" regular Dex3 into whatever, either. We've been
using universal synthetic since '08. It started with Amalie,
then we went with Quantum, the makers of Royal Purple. It's
backwards compatible and we have hundreds (perhaps
thousands) of transmissions on the road. Both transmissions
we've rebuilt and ones we've merely serviced.
Like I previously mentioned, we only have 2 types of ATF;
conventional and CVT. However, Quantum does make their
universal fluid "color coded" for those customers who are
concerned about color. It's all the same CVT fluid, but they
put different color dyes in such as yellow, green, and red
for those who judge compatibility by color.
Larry Bloodworth Technical Information Specialist/Technician Tanner Transmissions Draper, Utah, USA
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