What kind of oil is used for a fixed gear ratio transmission?

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LaNolan
07/30/25 6:15am
Transmission oil varies depending on the transmission model. Do not choose transmission oil arbitrarily, and do not mix different types. Below are specific details about transmission oil: Function: It can make gear shifting smoother and more seamless, clean and lubricate the gear system, extend the lifespan of the transmission components, ensure the transmission operates normally, and to some extent reduce fuel consumption. New transmission oil contains fewer metal impurities, reducing transmission wear and thereby extending the overall lifespan of the transmission, preventing minor issues. Classification: The main types currently in use include DEXRON, DEXRON-II, DEXRON-III oils (produced by General Motors) and ATF-F oil (produced by Ford).
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