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Specifications for several 3309 ATF fluids

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Valvoline
The Valvoline link above is for engine oil. Here is the page to select ATF (and two maxlife ATFs that mention JWS 3309 Aisin Warner and Toyota type IV) - the import version is higher viscosity:
https://www.valvoline.com/our-products/pi-sheets

maxlife import multi-vehicle ATF (blue bottle)
https://sharena21.springcm.com/Public/D ... 162d889bd1

maxlife multi-vehicle ATF (red bottle)
https://sharena21.springcm.com/Public/D ... 162d889bd1

Aisin
Aisin ATF6 (Aisin Warner JWS 3309)
https://www.be.aisin-europe.com/files/1 ... F6_Low.pdf

There is also an Aisin Type T-IV but I could not find the specs for it
https://aisinaftermarket.com/uploads/fs ... TF-0T4.pdf

Idemitsu
Here is Idemitsu TLS (Toyota Type IV) specs (TDS says fluid is red)
https://www.idemitsulubricants.com/idem ... f/type-tls
https://www.idemitsulubricants.com/asse ... pe-tls.pdf

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And the name of the ATF specification is JWS 3309, not Mobil 3309. Other oil processors definitely make their own versions of ATF. However, it is difficult to know who supplies the ATF when you are looking at a bottle and its brand. I suspect that Toyota does not make Toyota T-IV and I do not even think that Aisin makes theirs, although I do think they specify its characteristics.

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I read the spec sheets for Mobil, Aisin, and Idemitsu. It appears Idemitsu has the highest density and Aisin has the highest viscosity ratings.

I'll take driving videos before and after filling with Idemitsu then report back.

Thanks for the SPEC sheets EngineeringBloke.

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