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Lucas Oil 10418 Multi-Vehicle ATF Automatic Transmission Fluid, Case
Lucas Oil 10418 Multi-Vehicle ATF Automatic Transmission Fluid, Case
6 quarts Liquid Measurement
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Lucas Oil 10418 Multi-Vehicle ATF Automatic Transmission Fluid, Case
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GTIN Code:
049807104184
MFG. Part #:
10418
Liquid Measurement:
6 quarts
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Lucas Oil Multi-Vehicle ATF provides today's transmission with excellent oxidation stability, foam resistance, rust and corrosion inhibition properties, wear protection and heat resistance while providing smooth shifting and eliminating chatter.
- Provides smooth shifting
- Excellent heat resistance
- Outstanding seal conditioning
- Recommended for use in both new and older vehicles
- Suitable for Japanese and European transmissions
- Compatible with synthetic and conventional fluids
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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