ACD Fluid
ACD doesn't use ATF .. AYC does .. the ACD pump uses ATF SP III .. but don't change that unless your ACD light comes on like a christmas tree or you hear funny noises ..
People will give you the bullsh*t about needing to bleed the ACD regularly .. don't listen to that .. it's like your brakes .. you don't bleed it unless you have problems .. or you change clutch
editted to add : Just be clear here .. ACD uses normal SAE gear oil , ACD pump uses ATF SP III (but like I mentioned no need to change unless...)
People will give you the bullsh*t about needing to bleed the ACD regularly .. don't listen to that .. it's like your brakes .. you don't bleed it unless you have problems .. or you change clutch

editted to add : Just be clear here .. ACD uses normal SAE gear oil , ACD pump uses ATF SP III (but like I mentioned no need to change unless...)
there are two different types.u look at the current JDm/euro evo 8 or MR,or even the 7.there is no resivour in the engine bay for the ACD.the acd runs its normal gear fluid self contained in the tranfercase.only resivour in the car that uses ATF SP III is its AYC in back.
there are two different types.u look at the current JDm/euro evo 8 or MR,or even the 7.there is no resivour in the engine bay for the ACD.the acd runs its normal gear fluid self contained in the tranfercase.only resivour in the car that uses ATF SP III is its AYC in back.

ok .. make it clear .. there's 2 PUMPS on board .. for ACD / SAYC cars .. there's only 1 PUMP if it's ACD only .. and this is also a possible config in JDM cars ( ACD and rear LSD diff .. mostly in RS models)
Sigh .. why argue .. you guys got the tech manuals online .. just check it out ..
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Originally Posted by gunzo
ACD doesn't use ATF .. AYC does .. the ACD pump uses ATF SP III .. but don't change that unless your ACD light comes on like a christmas tree or you hear funny noises ..
People will give you the bullsh*t about needing to bleed the ACD regularly .. don't listen to that .. it's like your brakes .. you don't bleed it unless you have problems .. or you change clutch
editted to add : Just be clear here .. ACD uses normal SAE gear oil , ACD pump uses ATF SP III (but like I mentioned no need to change unless...)
People will give you the bullsh*t about needing to bleed the ACD regularly .. don't listen to that .. it's like your brakes .. you don't bleed it unless you have problems .. or you change clutch

editted to add : Just be clear here .. ACD uses normal SAE gear oil , ACD pump uses ATF SP III (but like I mentioned no need to change unless...)
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Originally Posted by Celm
there are two different types.u look at the current JDm/euro evo 8 or MR,or even the 7.there is no resivour in the engine bay for the ACD.the acd runs its normal gear fluid self contained in the tranfercase.only resivour in the car that uses ATF SP III is its AYC in back.
Bumping this discussion back up from the dead...
I have a similar "low" level in the ACD reservoir on my Evo IX. The cap says ATF SP III which is automatic trans fluid.
But, if I change the transfer case oil (from below) it will be Diaqueen/Redline/Amsoil 90w.
Am I correct?
I have a similar "low" level in the ACD reservoir on my Evo IX. The cap says ATF SP III which is automatic trans fluid.
But, if I change the transfer case oil (from below) it will be Diaqueen/Redline/Amsoil 90w.
Am I correct?
The resi uses ATF the Trans Case uses the Diaqueen..
Bumping this discussion back up from the dead...
I have a similar "low" level in the ACD reservoir on my Evo IX. The cap says ATF SP III which is automatic trans fluid.
But, if I change the transfer case oil (from below) it will be Diaqueen/Redline/Amsoil 90w.
Am I correct?
I have a similar "low" level in the ACD reservoir on my Evo IX. The cap says ATF SP III which is automatic trans fluid.
But, if I change the transfer case oil (from below) it will be Diaqueen/Redline/Amsoil 90w.
Am I correct?
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