Universal ATF Dexron IID/IIIH for many classic automatic transmissions and torque converters with broad base compatibility.
ATF Universal Dexron IID + IIIH is a versatile ATF for many classic automatic transmissions and torque converters. It is intended for vehicles where older Dexron levels are still relevant and no modern low-viscosity specialty fluid is required.
The strength of this fluid lies in its versatility: good viscosity behavior, solid oxidation stability, and reliable friction and wear protection make it a practical workshop solution for a wide range of existing vehicles.
This makes ATF Universal a sensible choice for classic automatic applications where simplicity and broad base compatibility matter.
Suitable for many classic automatic transmissions and torque converters where Dexron IID, Dexron III or III-H, as well as MB 236.14, are required within the appropriate approval framework.
Which vehicles is ATF Universal intended for?
Mainly for older automatic transmissions and torque converters with Dexron II/III requirements.
Is it a replacement for modern ATF ULV products?
No, modern low-viscosity automatics usually require different, much more specialized fluids.
Why is a classic universal ATF still useful?
Because many existing vehicles still require exactly this older ATF concept.
| Property | Method | Unit | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Density at 15 °C | ASTM D-7042 | g/ml | 0.844 |
| Kinematic viscosity KV 40 | ASTM D-7042 | mm²/s | 31.2 |
| Kinematic viscosity KV 100 | ASTM D-7042 | mm²/s | 6.9 |
| Viscosity index | ASTM D-7042 | - | 189 |
| Flash point | ASTM D-92/DIN EN ISO 2592 | °C | 216 |
| Pour point | ASTM D-97/DIN EN ISO 3016 | °C | -48 |
All types of containers should preferably be stored under cover. If stored outdoors without a roof, containers should be kept lying down to prevent water ingress and preserve label readability. Products should not be stored above 60 °C and must be protected from direct sunlight and frost.
