EcoShift Synthetic MTF vs Castrol Syntrans Multivehicle

Technical Specifications Comparison

• Fluid Type 💧

  The specific category of transmission fluid designed for different transmission systems.

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  • MTF

    MTF is specifically designed for use in manual transmissions

• Viscosity Grade 🌡

  The SAE viscosity grade of the transmission fluid, indicating its flow characteristics.

  EcoShift Synthetic MTF

  • SAE 75W-90

    The viscosity grade of EcoShift Synthetic MTF is SAE 75W-90. Versatile gear oil for manual transmissions and differentials, offering wide-range temperature performance.

  Castrol Syntrans Multivehicle

  • SAE 75W-80

    The viscosity grade of Castrol Syntrans Multivehicle is SAE 75W-80. Low-viscosity gear oil for manual transmissions, offering improved fuel efficiency and shift quality.

• Fluid Specification 📖

  Technical standard or approval that the transmission fluid meets, ensuring compatibility with specific vehicle models and transmission systems.

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  • API GL-4

    Fluids meeting API GL-4 standard for manual transmissions and transaxles.

  EcoShift Synthetic MTF

  • GL-4

    EcoShift Synthetic MTF meets the GL-4 fluid specification. "GL-4 is a gear oil specification for manual transmissions and light-duty axles, offering moderate extreme pressure properties."  Click to see all.

• Performance Level 🏆

  Indicates the transmission fluid's level of performance and suitability for different driving conditions.

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  • High Performance

    Transmission fluids designed for high-performance vehicles and demanding conditions.

• Temperature Range 🌡

  The range of temperatures in which the transmission fluid maintains its effectiveness.

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  • Extended Temperature

    Transmission fluids that perform well in a wide range of temperatures, from very cold to very hot conditions.