Super Tech Multi-Vehicle Low Viscosity ATF

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I believe so.

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Likely on the back but I didn't get a pic.

Bottom of the jug was stamped Wpp.
Have pic but Photobucket Mobile sucks

 

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[KLF]

Now MUCH cheaper online
And 4 quarts are cheaper than the gallon size.

Strangely, the shelf (and scanned) price at the WM store here was still $5.97.

KLF

 

[Matt6127]

I just put 2 gallons of the Supertech Synthetic Multi-Vehicle, Low Viscosity in my 4T65E. Also did the Transgo accumulator springs, new accumulator pistons, and a WIX filter. It's really too early to tell, but so far it is downshifting better, and everything feels a little smoother.

I would have used maxlife but both my local Walmarts were out of stock.

 

[Shrubitup]

I used supertech Mercon V Synthetic Blend on my Honda once. The label said compatible with Honda Z-1 at the time. Slipped between 2nd and 3rd gear immediately after install. Drained it and installed Castrol product. Slip went away. IMO, don't try and save a buck on ATF using supertech. Plenty of other name brands out there that actually work.

 

[53' Stude]

I'm using the ST synthetic fluid that a member posted pic of above with success

 

[Matt6127]

Originally Posted By: Shrubitup
I used supertech Mercon V Synthetic Blend on my Honda once. The label said compatible with Honda Z-1 at the time. Slipped between 2nd and 3rd gear immediately after install. Drained it and installed Castrol product. Slip went away. IMO, don't try and save a buck on ATF using supertech. Plenty of other name brands out there that actually work.


I've heard nothing but good things about Warren/Supertech oils. I suspect if I develop a slip it it will be because of the 170,000 miles and lack of maintenance, not because of Supertech...

 

[53' Stude]

+1000 and nothing wrong with ST fluids

 

[Shrubitup]

Originally Posted By: Matt6127
Originally Posted By: Shrubitup
I used supertech Mercon V Synthetic Blend on my Honda once. The label said compatible with Honda Z-1 at the time. Slipped between 2nd and 3rd gear immediately after install. Drained it and installed Castrol product. Slip went away. IMO, don't try and save a buck on ATF using supertech. Plenty of other name brands out there that actually work.




I've heard nothing but good things about Warren/Supertech oils. I suspect if I develop a slip it it will be because of the 170,000 miles and lack of maintenance, not because of Supertech...


Car had 60K then. Changed atf every 15K. Car had 95K now. Car is in good shape. I only provided my experience to balance the reviews against the fan boys. I'd use their motor oil but not their atf.

 

[Matt6127]

Originally Posted By: Shrubitup
Originally Posted By: Matt6127
Originally Posted By: Shrubitup
I used supertech Mercon V Synthetic Blend on my Honda once. The label said compatible with Honda Z-1 at the time. Slipped between 2nd and 3rd gear immediately after install. Drained it and installed Castrol product. Slip went away. IMO, don't try and save a buck on ATF using supertech. Plenty of other name brands out there that actually work.




I've heard nothing but good things about Warren/Supertech oils. I suspect if I develop a slip it it will be because of the 170,000 miles and lack of maintenance, not because of Supertech...


Car had 60K then. Changed atf every 15K. Car had 95K now. Car is in good shape. I only provided my experience to balance the reviews against the fan boys. I'd use their motor oil but not their atf.


I think this is the problem with multi's. They are designed to work in too wide a range of cars to work perfectly in any of them. Your application obviously wasn't a good match.

I certainly wouldn't call myself a "fan boy* but I have used their products and have not had any problems. I see a lot of posts from supertech haters that believe it's low bidder garbage because Walmart sells it, and ultimately they really just hate Walmart in general.

Personally I'd be willing to put my money where my mouth is and change out all my fluids to ST as a long term test.

 

[Shrubitup]

Originally Posted By: Matt6127
Originally Posted By: Shrubitup
Originally Posted By: Matt6127
Originally Posted By: Shrubitup
I used supertech Mercon V Synthetic Blend on my Honda once. The label said compatible with Honda Z-1 at the time. Slipped between 2nd and 3rd gear immediately after install. Drained it and installed Castrol product. Slip went away. IMO, don't try and save a buck on ATF using supertech. Plenty of other name brands out there that actually work.




I've heard nothing but good things about Warren/Supertech oils. I suspect if I develop a slip it it will be because of the 170,000 miles and lack of maintenance, not because of Supertech...


Car had 60K then. Changed atf every 15K. Car had 95K now. Car is in good shape. I only provided my experience to balance the reviews against the fan boys. I'd use their motor oil but not their atf.


I think this is the problem with multi's. They are designed to work in too wide a range of cars to work perfectly in any of them. Your application obviously wasn't a good match.

I certainly wouldn't call myself a "fan boy* but I have used their products and have not had any problems. I see a lot of posts from supertech haters that believe it's low bidder garbage because Walmart sells it, and ultimately they really just hate Walmart in general.

Personally I'd be willing to put my money where my mouth is and change out all my fluids to ST as a long term test.


I don't have issue with Wal Mart. Their motor oil is good. I've used their TCW-3 in various two cycles too without issue. Planning to buy a Coleman 20F sleeping bag there this week for $40.

 

[MRtv]

I've heard nothing but good things about Warren/Supertech oils. I suspect if I develop a slip it it will be because of the 170,000 miles and lack of maintenance, not because of Supertech... [/quote]

Car had 60K then. Changed atf every 15K. Car had 95K now. Car is in good shape. I only provided my experience to balance the reviews against the fan boys. I'd use their motor oil but not their atf. [/quote]

I think this is the problem with multi's. They are designed to work in too wide a range of cars to work perfectly in any of them. Your application obviously wasn't a good match.

I certainly wouldn't call myself a "fan boy* but I have used their products and have not had any problems. I see a lot of posts from supertech haters that believe it's low bidder garbage because Walmart sells it, and ultimately they really just hate Walmart in general.

Personally I'd be willing to put my money where my mouth is and change out all my fluids to ST as a long term test.[/quote]

I have my transmission on my 97 Ford f150 full of ST MerconV. No troubles at all. I have 9 more bottles of ST MerconV in my stash for a drain and fill next spring.