What full synthetic ATF are Mercron V compatable

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Although not a full synthetic (Grp III/IV/V blend) Specialty Formulations AutoGlide is a great ATF. I've had great results with SF's Merc V in a failure prone 5r55e in my Ranger.

Valvoline has a Merc V that is supposed to be synthetic, don't know much about it though.
 
Amsoil Universal ATF i beleave is eventhough my transmission requires D3 im going switch to amsoil atf when i move to texas. Ive got redline d4 in there now.
 
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Originally posted by 1040 WreckerMan:
Although not a full synthetic (Grp III/IV/V blend) Specialty Formulations AutoGlide is a great ATF. I've had great results with SF's Merc V in a failure prone 5r55e in my Ranger.

Autoglide from Specialty Formulations is NOT Mercon-V rated...it's simple Mercon & Dexron, Dexron-II, Dexron-III rated.

In fact, there is a warning right on the website saying, "AutoGlide should NOT be used in applications specifying Dexron® VI or Mercon® V fluids"


Hammer
 
We do formulate a MerconV partial synthetic blend in the AutoGlide series.

Our standard AutoGlide is a DexronIII/Mercon ATF.
 
Schaeffer and Valvoline Mercon Vs are full synthetics?
I thought they were partials?

I will have to check out the website better.
I remember using the Valvoline Mercon V partial synthetic a few years ago.
 
Very interesting about Schaeffer's Full Synthetic #204SAT...
"Dexron® III(H) (License Number H-36319), Ford Mercon® (License Identification Number
M040610) and Mercon®V. (License Identification Number M000807)."

This ATF has Dexron, Mercon, and Mercon-V licenses.


Ken
 
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Originally posted by Trex101:
Schaeffer 204SAT used to be a blend but now they have upgraded it to Fully Synthetic.
http://www.schaefferoil.com/datapdf/204SAT.pdf


I just went and checked out the MSDS. Apparently from what I recall of the old MSDS, the base oil was a mix of 85% group.II and 15% PAO. The new full synthetic formulation appears to have a base oil that is 100% group.III

Hammer
 
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