Did anyone notice that the Valvoline Maxlife spec change?

[Chrisemme1]

Good evening fellow motorheads I was just getting ready to order some ATF for my newly acquired for 2015 Tacoma (Type T-IV) and noticed it is not listed on the newest spec sheet on their website. I did notice the extended protection (grey/silver bottle does) The reasoni am posting this as I has a single quart bottle left over that I have had for a while and it lists the type T- IV on it (red bottle Maxlife) Just making people aware as almost ordered the Maxlife red and the extended is a bit more and will probably just go OE toyota/Idemitsu as the price is fair most sellers

https://sharena21.springcm.com/Publ...2d889bd3/5ca3517a-e29c-e711-9c10-ac162d889bd3

https://sharena21.springcm.com/Publ...3793b338/7cfd842d-0f07-ed11-b814-48df3793b338​

 

[GSCJR]

It's on both from what I can see, but I would go with the EP for your application.

 

[D60]

I've said before they never used to list MercV but somewhere in the past ~7 (??) years they started.

Again, no idea if they actually changed anything or just did some testing and decided it was suitable.

It still shows online for their red bottle Multi-Vehicle:

Incidentally, I've never before heard of Voith...... (squirrel!!)

 

[RF Overlord]

Voith is a German company that makes (among other things) automatic transmissions for buses and heavy-duty trucks.