Does anyone have experience with the Pennzoil Platinum Synthetic ATF? It's available for a good price on jet.com. 12 Qts for $54.46 and I"ll be able to get $20 off from an American Express offer.
Seems like a great price for a name brand full synthetic ATF. I can't find any information on pennzoil's website, but I found this press release and this technical data sheet.
I am planning on using this to do change the ATF of a 2010 Ford Fusion with 60k miles. I plan on doing the recommended way of drain and replace method three consecutive time and letting it run for 10min between each drain and refill. Each drain and fill should take about 5 quarts, so I'll be 3 quart short. I am thinking of buying 3 quarts of Motorcraft Mercon LV for that. I am not huge on the idea of mixing the fluids, but since they're both Mercon LV approved, it should be fine right? What do you guys think?
Assuming that I get a perfect mixture between old and new fluids in between the drain and flushes, I should get the following mix after 3 drain and refills (full capacity is 9 quarts):
84.5% new Pennzoil, 6.5% new Motorcraft, and 9% old ATF.
The other option is to just get 15 quarts of Motorcraft, but that'll cost me about $110 in fluids vs $59 with the 12qt Pennzoil + 3 qt Motorcraft option.
I'm not opposed to spending the extra money, but only if it'll be better.
Seems like a great price for a name brand full synthetic ATF. I can't find any information on pennzoil's website, but I found this press release and this technical data sheet.
I am planning on using this to do change the ATF of a 2010 Ford Fusion with 60k miles. I plan on doing the recommended way of drain and replace method three consecutive time and letting it run for 10min between each drain and refill. Each drain and fill should take about 5 quarts, so I'll be 3 quart short. I am thinking of buying 3 quarts of Motorcraft Mercon LV for that. I am not huge on the idea of mixing the fluids, but since they're both Mercon LV approved, it should be fine right? What do you guys think?
Assuming that I get a perfect mixture between old and new fluids in between the drain and flushes, I should get the following mix after 3 drain and refills (full capacity is 9 quarts):
84.5% new Pennzoil, 6.5% new Motorcraft, and 9% old ATF.
The other option is to just get 15 quarts of Motorcraft, but that'll cost me about $110 in fluids vs $59 with the 12qt Pennzoil + 3 qt Motorcraft option.
I'm not opposed to spending the extra money, but only if it'll be better.
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