Really impressed with Petro Canada MV ATF

[KrisZ]

I though I report about this ATF as it is little known and may be hard to obtain, but it is a very good product and the price is very reasonable for what you get.
I recently completed the ATF flush on my Mazda 3 and I was really impressed by the used ATF that came out. It was Petro Canada Multi Vehicle synthetic ATF that was installed about 65k miles ago. I used the clear tubing and the ATF coming out was surprisingly clean looking. Much cleaner than the previous flush that had Castrol Import MV with about half the mileage.

I installed fresh PC ATF back in and I should be set for another 60k miles or so.

 

[Kira]

I heard about it and contacted the distributor of it. It was a company on Staten Island (one of NYC's 5 boroughs) and they never returned my calls.

I must be too small a fish.

A great, value packed fluid is Wolf's Head Super Universal Synthetic Transmission Fluid available via the Amaliestore,com.
The stuff ships free and I've bought cases of it.
I've used it in units requiring JWS 3309 spec fluid and older units calling for common Dex/Merc. It's great.

 

[Quest]

Been using PetroCan MV ATF for the past decade (after trying out Castrol Import multivehicle ATF and not too impressed by it) on all the vehicles I serviced so far: from Honda to Toy WS3309/T-IV, and have been extremely satisfied.

They last extremely long inside the gearbox and in the case of my wifey's camry: been in there for over 130k and it's still performing like day one.

Cold climate vehicles benefited from it immensely, for it's full-syn based.

I typically acquire mine (in case of 12 qt size) from an automotive lubricant supply house (that I have an account with).

Q.