Anyone use Mobil1 Synthetic ATF in their CRD tranny?

oldnavy · **Posted:** Fri Aug 18, 2006 6:27 pm

Reggie wrote:

Mobil 1 should be fine in the transfer case. BUT to avoid warranty hassles use the ATF+4. O'Rielly Auto Parts carries the Valvoline ATF+4 here in Houston. I picked some up for $3.69 a quart.

Thanks for the info, I will get a couple of qt's tomorrow and change out the M 1 that I just put in last month. :roll:

no-blue-screen · **Posted:** Fri Aug 18, 2006 6:35 pm

oldnavy wrote:

Reggie wrote:

Mobil 1 should be fine in the transfer case. BUT to avoid warranty hassles use the ATF+4. O'Rielly Auto Parts carries the Valvoline ATF+4 here in Houston. I picked some up for $3.69 a quart.

Thanks for the info, I will get a couple of qt's tomorrow and change out the M 1 that I just put in last month. :roll:

oldnavy, are you serious that you are using M1 ATF in your CRD? If so, did you notice any difference in shifting? Just curious.

oldnavy · **Posted:** Fri Aug 18, 2006 6:43 pm

no-blue-screen wrote:

oldnavy wrote:

Reggie wrote:

Mobil 1 should be fine in the transfer case. BUT to avoid warranty hassles use the ATF+4. O'Rielly Auto Parts carries the Valvoline ATF+4 here in Houston. I picked some up for $3.69 a quart.

Thanks for the info, I will get a couple of qt's tomorrow and change out the M 1 that I just put in last month. :roll:

oldnavy, are you serious that you are using M1 ATF in your CRD? If so, did you notice any difference in shifting? Just curious.

No, just did the transfer case is all, haven't serviced the tranny as yet.

Anyone use Mobil1 Synthetic ATF in their CRD tranny?

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