What is equivalent to ATF-Z1?

What is equivalent to ATF-Z1?

Honda ATF DW-1 is the replacement for their Z1 product. After that instance, Honda manufactured another ATF oil, the ATF DW-1, to replace the old Z1.

What ATF does Toyota recommend?

Genuine Toyota ATF – WS is Toyota’s “World Standard” automatic transmission fluid. Specifically formulated for use in Toyota sealed automatic transmissions. Provides optimum frictional performance and durability for consistently smooth shifting over the life of the transmission.

Is Honda ATF-Z1 the same as ATF-DW1?

Also, ATF-DW1 is the official Honda replacement for ATF-Z1. The claimed differences between the two are the ATF-DW1 viscosity is lower (thinner), which translates into better gas mileage, and the lubricating properties have been improved.

Is Honda ATF-Z1 still available?

The manual for a friend’s 2008 Honda CRV EX called for Honda ATF-Z1 automatic transmission fluid, but my research indicated that ATF has been discontinued since 2011. The backwards-compatible replacement is this full-synthetic DW-1.

Can I use ATF DW1 instead of ATF Z1?

DW-1 is compatible with and replaces Z1 in all non-cvt Honda transmissions. You can still do a drain and fill at the next recommended interval using DW1 instead of Z1.

When was ATF Z1 discontinued?

Just any FYI, as of the 2011 model year, Honda is discontinuing Z1 as their ATF spec. The new fluid is ATF DW-1.

What kind of transmission fluid does a TOYOTA Avalon take?

DEXRON®-VI ATF
Valvoline – DEXRON®-VI ATF Full Synthetic Automatic Transmission Fluid, 1 Quart (Part No. 822405)

Do I need to use TOYOTA ATF?

Toyota recommends that vehicles featuring an automatic transmission have their fluid changed every 60,000 to 100,000 miles. Vehicles with manual transmissions should have their fluid changed every 30,000 to 60,000 miles.

Can I use ATF DW1 instead of ATF-Z1?

Can you mix Honda ATF Z1 and DW1?

Honda says for vehicles with Z1 fluid, you can safely mix DW1. But for vehicles that come from the factory with DW1, do NOT mix Z1. Honda’s perspective on transmission flushing: The capacity of the transmission is 8.5 qts.

Can I use ATF-DW1 instead of ATF-Z1?

What is the replacement for the ATF Z1 transmission fluid?

Honda ATF DW-1 is the replacement for their Z1 product . From the mid-’90s, Honda’s most prevalent transmission fluid was the ATF Z1. The ATF Z1 had decent features but was later discontinued because it exposed users to carcinogens and reproductive toxicants.

Is DW-1 the same as ATF Z1?

Just let you know that they are the same. Honda ATF DW-1 is the replacement for their Z1 product . From the mid-’90s, Honda’s most prevalent transmission fluid was the ATF Z1. The ATF Z1 had decent features but was later discontinued because it exposed users to carcinogens and reproductive toxicants.

Why was the ATF Z1 discontinued?

The ATF Z1 had decent features but was later discontinued because it exposed users to carcinogens and reproductive toxicants. It was created based on the Dexron II and is pretty much used in Hondas released before 2011.

How much does it cost to replace the atf-z1?

The real killer is not the price of Honda ATF-Z1…. but the labor cost to have it done by the dealers which charge around $200 to replace only 3 Quarts at a time… so to have a complete replacement, it would cost $200*3= $600, which is a pretty expensive proposition! Click to expand… I do my own work for free.