Originally Posted By: Why_Anything
It calls for mercon. I now see "mercon LV" written on the bottle. What is that?
Originally Posted By: 901Memphis
That's just what Mazda calls it. It's a Ford Asia and Europe reference.
No.
Mercon LV is Ford's latest flavour of Mercon. First there was plain Mercon, then Mercon V was added. In 2007 Ford dropped licensing of plain Mercon and Mercon V was reformulated to be backward-compatible.
Mercon LV is not supposed to be used in place of either of the earlier versions. BTW, the LV is for "low viscosity" and is comparable to GM's Dexron VI.
It calls for mercon. I now see "mercon LV" written on the bottle. What is that?
Originally Posted By: 901Memphis
That's just what Mazda calls it. It's a Ford Asia and Europe reference.
No.
Mercon LV is Ford's latest flavour of Mercon. First there was plain Mercon, then Mercon V was added. In 2007 Ford dropped licensing of plain Mercon and Mercon V was reformulated to be backward-compatible.
Mercon LV is not supposed to be used in place of either of the earlier versions. BTW, the LV is for "low viscosity" and is comparable to GM's Dexron VI.