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Type F = type FA fluid in M46/ M47 240 stick shifts? 200

posted by  jon_h on  Sun Mar 2 05:00 CST 2008
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There are several threads here and on other forums about AT fluids type F & FA. Nothing definitive.

Does Type FA = Type F? Can they be mixed? I think type F was replaced by type FA in the late-70s but not sure.

See the note below that all AT fluids are the same. I don't think this is true.


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User A
re: Type FA transmission fluid
You're OK. Type FA replaced type F. Same applications. In fact [user C] claims he used to have a job formulating tranny fluids and all auto tranny fluids are the same exact formulation with just different labels!

User B
Arrow re: Type FA transmission fluid
Type F replaced Type A in 1961. Type FA is a type that can be used for either application. It is usually hard to find. You want the Type F if at all possible.
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