Starta ATF DX II Classic is intended for GM transmissions from 1968 – 1993. The oil is also used for other transmissions where an oil with DEXRON or DEXRON II specification is prescribed, e.g. Chrysler and certain ZF transmissions.

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Starta
ATF DX II
Additional information
Product information
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Product description
Start ATF Classic DX II is based on high-quality mineral oil with special additives to meet the specific friction properties required in GM's gearboxes. The oil has a high viscosity index of 173, which allows the oil to withstand both high temperatures, heavy loads, and has good low-temperature properties. Product number: 1273 -
Area of application
Starta ATF DX II Classic is intended for GM transmissions from 1968 – 1993. The oil is also used for other transmissions where an oil with DEXRON or DEXRON II specification is prescribed, e.g., Chrysler and certain ZF transmissions. The oil is also used for hydrostatic and manual transmissions in both light and heavy vehicles. The oil can also be used in power steering and in hydraulic systems that require Hydraulic Oil 32. In GM vehicles older than 1968, an oil of TYPE A is primarily recommended. TYPE A does not have exactly the same friction characteristics as ATF DX II Classic but is very close. The products are fully compatible with each other. -
Specifications
STARTA ATF DX II Classic meets the following specifications and requirements: – DEXRON, – DEXRON II, – DEXRON IID
- MAN 339 Type V1/Z1, – MB 236.9,
- Voith H55.6335.xx, – ZF TE-ML 03D/04D/14A/17C
Technical information
| Parameter | Value | Unit | Method |
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| Base Oil | Mineral oil |
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| Colour | Red |
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| Density at 15ºC | 855 |
mm²/s (cSt) |
ASTMD7042 |
| Flash-point | >201 |
°C |
ASTMD7346 |
| Pour Point | -48 |
°C |
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| Viscosity at 100°C | 7,2 |
mm²/s (cSt) |
ASTMD2270 |
| Viscosity at 40°C | 35,2 |
mm²/s (cSt) |
ASTMD7042 |
| Viscosity Index | 172 |
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