Valvoline Restore and Protect ATF

[tired]

Just go for the Valvoline Restore and Protect and forget about Frankenblends. I don't get trying these mixes. Drain a pan full of any Dexron licensed fluid and put in any Valvoline licensed Dexron VI or Valvoline recommended for Dexron VI fluid and it'll mix with what's still in the pump, torque converter, and cooler without any problem. No need to fret, just put in Valvoline Restore and Protect to get the cleaning. Mixing doesn't make it more betterererer.

Agree. Everyone looking a gift horse in the mouth here. Reports have been good with Valvoline Restore and Protect ATF. If I had an automatic transmission, I'd run it.

 

[Boge60]

I just did a 'spill 'n fill" to the tune of approx. 3.5 qts. in my 2009 Toyota Corolla with Valvoline Restore and Protect today. I will do it again in a few thousand miles per mechanic suggestion.

 

[FDT09]

Just go for the Valvoline Restore and Protect and forget about Frankenblends. I don't get trying these mixes. Drain a pan full of any Dexron licensed fluid and put in any Valvoline licensed Dexron VI or Valvoline recommended for Dexron VI fluid and it'll mix with what's still in the pump, torque converter, and cooler without any problem. No need to fret, just put in Valvoline Restore and Protect to get the cleaning. Mixing doesn't make it more betterererer.

Fair point.

And I figure even if my transmission doesn't like it, it's not like it's going to cause any catastrophic failure. I can just do a drain and fill with Dexron VI and hopefully get things back to normal.

And if I'm not mistaken R&P ATF is supposed to be fine to use for standard change interval, not necessarily need to change it soon to remove anything it dissolved.