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Old 01-05-2011, 07:33 PM   #1
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Power steering fluid

I decided to flush the PS fluid yesterday and went to Auto parts store for fluid. The manual calls for MERCON fluid. What I found was Valvoline ATF Dex/MERC MERCON LV. What is LV and is it compatible with plain old MERCON ATF? It's in already but I can flush again if I goofed.

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Re: Power steering fluid

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I decided to flush the PS fluid yesterday and went to Auto parts store for fluid. The manual calls for MERCON fluid. What I found was Valvoline ATF Dex/MERC MERCON LV. What is LV and is it compatible with plain old MERCON ATF? It's in already but I can flush again if I goofed.

Thanks,
Matt
Here are 2 links I found about the fluid:

http://www.valvoline.com/pdf/Maxlife_ATF.pdf

http://fcsdchemicalsandlubricants.co...ission%20Fluid

According to the second link I understand the fluid not to be compaitable with Mercron fluids. Not sure it would be a problem in the power steering or not.

Hope this helps

Edit: LV stands for low vicosity from what I read.

http://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/76...mercon-lv.html

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