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Basically this Getrag box requires 70W-75, such as Fuchs Sintofluid FE 75W, Red Line MT-LV etc. Same box in Chevy Sonic/Cruze https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/chevy-sonic-6-speed-manual-trans-fluid.334621/

In Europe GM/Opel recommends 93165694/1940004 oil for this Getrag M32 6-speed gearbox. (safety data sheet: https://e-katalog.intercars.com.pl/download_PDF/3233321821332) Viscosity / kinematic: 29-33 (40°C) / 6-6.4 (100°C) mm²/s Pour point: -66 °C Flash point: >200 °C COC - Cleveland Open Cup...

Both have charcoal / active carbon, and something else. Left is Hengst Blue.care, 5 layers: The first layer comprises an electrostatic pre-filter medium that captures coarse particles. The second filter medium captures more dust; the third, with an active carbon layer, separates vapors, odors...

Changed from Mahle Caremetix to Hengst Blue.care: https://www.hengst.com/en/hengst-ne...t-bluecare-ensures-the-best-air-quality/ Hengst frame has seal and the construction/design is better, more pleats. Old Mahle (1 year / 10k) had no dust on the blue side, so worked quite ok anyway though...

2013 Klippo Excellent H - push mover (Honda GCV135) Out: RedLine 5w30 In: RedLine 5w30

I use only alkylate gasoline in my Honda GCV lawnmover engine. Burns clean without fumes and can be left in tank and carb for winter without stabilator. https://www.neste.com/companies/products/fossil-fuels/alkylate-gasoline

I have used both, in different vehicles though. FP has more pleats than Caremetics, and is slightly better constructed. Neither will not restrict airflow, but they will let diesel odours through. Filtration efficiency is hard to compare by nose, both claim to trap PM2.5, but I haven't found any...