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While I was away 200 1977

posted by  Rhys on  Sun May 26 14:54 CST 2002
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As far as I know, no, in that ATF had yet to be differentiated. I think GM issued the Dexron type spec in the early 60's, about the time Ford specified a fluid for their transmissions. I had a 1962 Mercedes for a while, and the only shop manual I had for it was an older original German one printed in 1959. It said simply automatic transmission fluid (oel). They had been specifying ATF for a few years by that point.






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