RedLine D6 ATF meets MB Sheet 236.12

[Bansai]

FYI:
Red Line Synthetic Oil - D6 ATF

Mercedes NAG-2 7 speed transmission, Fuchs, Mobil & Shell 3353, MB Sheet 236.12, pt# A001 989 45 03 10

Only couple of things. A001 989 45 03 10 (new number is A001 989 68 03 10)
This part number meets 236.14 . That is OK for 722.6xx.

[JeffreyP]

Thanks for sharing.

Problem is that it doesn't seem to be a whole lot of saving over OEM fluid.

[loubapache]

Thanks, Bansai, for the link. This is another one of those in the pool that we can use. it will, however, not be in the Mercedes officially approved list unless . . .

[Kajtek1]

I wouldn't rush to buy Red Line products (even they have the plant in my area) but I welcome any competition. This way MB stealers will not charge us $50 for star stuff.
Funny is, that when I went to factory shop their prices were higher than at local retailer selling their products.
Yeah. I was paying $10 for a bottle of 2-cycle oil even 10 years ago.

[loubapache]

I found its spec sheet. So here is the updated compilation for the viscosity numbers for all these fluids that I got a copy of the specs.

To be clear, many of these fluids are self-claiming to meet the Mercedes spec sheets. A few are also on the official Mercedes list.

The "MEYLE ATF III H" only lists its viscosity at 40 deg C (31) so it is not included in this compilation.

[Musikmann]

Thanks to Bansai for the tip and loubapache for the nice list!

[Bansai]

Last time I ordered OE MB ATF A001 989 68 03 10 for $12 per liter (parts.com) I see only one bonus for buying RedLine D6 ATF – this ATF is available at some local stores.

[Kajtek1]

Going to local store, paying inflated prices plus tax plus the fuel to get there is like 1/2 a day for me.
I rather save few bucks on the internet and have it delivered to my garage for $10 shipping cost.