Just as a general rule of thumb? Everyone in this forum, who has deviated from OEM ATF, has a mixture of different types of ATF. I know I can mix different types of redline because they are the same base with different amounts of additive. I can mix D4 with Type F in order to reduce slipperiness. What I need to call them about it to how compatible they are with other fluids. Is Maxlife a synthetic? And even if it is, it is probably on a whole different syn level than Redline. I know Redline's motor oils are Grp V ester based but not sure about the ATF's.
Maxlife Dex/Merc or Dex VI
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Yes, MaxLife is a synthetic ATF as stated in the website. Probably not the synthetic that Amsoil or RedLine are but, a synthetic just the same. And MaxLife is held in high regard here as you probably know
How MaxLife is a Dex/Merc ATF and still meets all the other MFG ATF specs is anyones guess.
How MaxLife is a Dex/Merc ATF and still meets all the other MFG ATF specs is anyones guess.
yes you can mix most atf's as long as they meet similar specs. BUT why do it....... Maxlife(it is a Full Synthetic ATF) should be more then sufficient for your application.
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