Hi everyone, today i asked the dealer a question about CVT fluid,, i told them that i want to change the CVT fluid and what fluid do you use for CVT,,,


They told me they will use SP-III for my CVT...


here's my question,, is SP-III fluid will be OK with my CVT.


Details
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Lancer GT 2009
Engine 2.0 4B11
INVECS- III CVT
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any help would be greatly appreciated

 

All you need to do is ensure that the fluid in question has the NS-2 certification. It will say right on the bottle. If it doesn't then you should bring this matter to the attention of he general manager. Howeve. I rrecommend bringing your own oil. Eneos is a Mitsubishi chemical company and their cvt fluid can not be refused. If your dealership refuses have them refuse in writing and send it to head office or eneos directly.

Hope that helps

 

I'd reccomend you check this fluid out.

http://www.amsoil.com/shop/by-produc...?code=CVTQT-EA

 

Thanks a lot both of you,, the problem is that i can't find CVTF-J1 J4,,J1 anywhere!! only This (Kia/Hyundai SP-III) is available on market..

i really want to change the transmission fluid, my car now 120000km, i have never changed my transmission fluid,,


Please take a look ...
Compatibility of ENEOS CVT Fluid

http://www.eneos.us/product/7



thanks and best regards

 

I just changed my transmission fluid 2 weeks ago and put in Eneos after using DiaQueen since I got it (this is the 3rd time I've changed it), so far so good, I'd trust what these guys say.

 

please I need your help, can i use (SP-III) fluid for INVECS-III Sports Mode 6-CVT (F1CJA) transmission..

OR NOT.

 

some pics

 

My answer is just put the Eneos (or DiaQueen or Redline) because I can't imagine your Lancer is a special lancer with a different transmission unless it came from overseas in an area with wildly different driving conditions than north America. Please don't take that as off the cuff, I mean no insult, I just haven't heard of a CVT transmission on a Mitsubishi lancer with an 4b11 mivec invecs-III engine being attached to any other type or brand or make of CVT transmission other than some have sport mode and some don't (in '10+) models, and that doesn't affect the fluid type either.


So if the dealership said that my guess would be they are just trying to throw confusing blah blah at you so that you get confused and just end up bringing your car to them. I have no other advice, you are as apt as I at scouring the web for specific information.

 

thanks a lot for help, please find the red coloured area in the pic, is that my CVT?

why Eneos said sp3 fluid?

 

Yea, you're good to go, as you can see on that very chart either transmission you have is good with SP-III. As for what brand, I went with Eneos because I've been watching these forums and trust the opinions of certain members when I see them.


The very reason I went with that is these forums, read up

 

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