Carlube Transmission Fluid ATF Q Dexron 2 Power Steering Liquid - 1L - Pack of 2

Carlube ATF Q (Dexron) has been blended from refined basestocks and additives designed to give the...

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Designed for automotive technicians and DIY enthusiasts, Carlube ATF Q is a high-performance fluid specifically formulated for vehicles requiring GM Dexron II or IID specifications. It provides essential friction control, oxidation resistance, and anti-wear protection for automatic transmissions and power steering systems, though it is critical to verify that your vehicle manufacturer specifically calls for Dexron II before use, as it is not backward compatible with newer transmission fluid standards.

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Model Part NumberATF Q
BrandCarlube

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FAQs

Can I use Carlube ATF Q in a modern car?

No. Modern vehicles typically require specific low-viscosity or synthetic fluids like Dexron VI. Using the wrong fluid can lead to catastrophic transmission failure.

Is this product compatible with Dexron III?

Dexron III is sometimes backwards compatible, but you must check your vehicle service manual. If your car strictly requires Dexron III or higher, do not use this product.

How often should I change this transmission fluid?

Follow your vehicle manufacturer's service interval schedule. Generally, this is every 30,000 to 60,000 miles for older transmission designs.

Can this be used for manual transmissions?

Only if the manual gearbox specifically calls for an Automatic Transmission Fluid (ATF). Check your manual, as many manual gearboxes require dedicated gear oil.

What is the primary difference between Dexron II and newer standards?

Dexron II is a thicker, mineral-based fluid. Newer standards are thinner and contain different friction modifiers to improve fuel economy and shifting speed in modern transmissions.

Troubleshooting

Difficulty shifting gears even after fluid top-up

Check for mechanical wear in the transmission bands or solenoid failure; fluid alone cannot fix pre-existing hardware damage.

Power steering whine persisting

Ensure the system is properly bled of trapped air after the fluid change, as air pockets are a common cause of pump noise.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Reliable protection against internal rust and corrosion
  • Formulated by the UK's largest independent oil blender
  • Provides smooth and accurate shifting performance
  • Maintains viscosity stability under varying temperatures
  • Meets or exceeds API and ACEA industry standards

Cons

  • Not suitable for transmissions requiring newer Dexron III, VI, or synthetic specifications
  • Only available in 1L containers which may require multiple units for full fluid exchanges
  • Requires careful disposal according to local environmental regulations

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Before adding Carlube ATF Q, always consult your vehicle's owner's manual or technical service bulletin to confirm the fluid specification required.

  1. Verification: Confirm the manufacturer requires Dexron II or IID. Using this fluid in a transmission designed for newer, lower-viscosity fluids can cause mechanical damage.
  2. Safe Handling: Wear nitrile gloves and safety glasses when handling automotive fluids to avoid skin irritation and eye contact.
  3. Application: Use a clean, lint-free funnel to prevent contaminants from entering the transmission or power steering reservoir.
  4. Disposal: Never pour used oil or transmission fluid down the drain. Store it in a sealed container and take it to your local hazardous waste recycling center.
  5. Maintenance: Regularly check the fluid color and smell via the dipstick. If the fluid appears burnt or smells acrid, a full system flush by a professional may be required.

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