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    Which brand do you guys recommend for a CVTF drain and refill on a 2018 Subaru XV? Mitasu is fairly well-priced but I find very little information about it in the Internet. A member on another thread here said that it isn't even made in Japan but is made in Russia and that he does not trust the brand. In international Subaru forums, I'm reading the like of Amsoil and Redline. Does the casa use OEM CVTF? If so, where can we buy OEM CVTF?

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    Ano nakalagay sa manual bro?

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    I can't find the thread but mitasu is ok naman.

    They buy the license from subaru or toyota and advertise it meeting the specs.

    Daming lubricants sa Japan. Eneos hks idemitsu aisin..

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    Just for fun..only 3 are api licensed in pinas. Petron seaoil and phoenix.

    Pertua is fake

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    Ang nakalagay sa manual is to consult the dealership lang, bro. No specific specs.

    Here's that post by *oj88 :

    https://www.tsikot.com/forums/transm...7/#post2860227

    I see. I can get 6L Mitasu MJ-329 for just around P4.3K so it's really cheaper than if I get Amsoil at around P6K. But since it's the tranny we're talking about, I don't want to risk quality/performance over price.

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    If you’re not comfortable with Mitasu or any of the CVTF used by the likes of FusionR and 2211Works, then your best option is to have it done in a dealership.

    Marami na nagpalit ng CVTF with FusionR and 2211Works, no issues naman. I had my hesitations too when I had to change the CVTF on my XT. Tiwala naman mga tao sa FusionR.

    Back then, a full dialysis CVTF change in a dealership would cost me around 17k to 18k. With FusionR, 10k lang tapos kasama na gear oil change.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Egan101 View Post
    If you’re not comfortable with Mitasu or any of the CVTF used by the likes of FusionR and 2211Works, then your best option is to have it done in a dealership.

    Marami na nagpalit ng CVTF with FusionR and 2211Works, no issues naman. I had my hesitations too when I had to change the CVTF on my XT. Tiwala naman mga tao sa FusionR.

    Back then, a full dialysis CVTF change in a dealership would cost me around 17k to 18k. With FusionR, 10k lang tapos kasama na gear oil change.


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    Not that I'm not comfortable, I'm just doing my own due diligence with the help of you guys I'm all for Mitasu and FusionR/2211 Works as long as there's no reputation against them and so far I don't see anything against them.

    The dealership they are using K0425Y0711ID OEM which is also known as the Subaru CVTF II internationally. It's P1480/L from them so that is very expensive. In international sites, they also use Valvoline and that brand is just P480/L so even cheaper here.

    P.S. I hope you don't get me wrong. You've been very heplful (as usual). I've posted in different subsections of the forum just to initiate a discussion on the different fluid brands I need to buy but your recommendations are still on my list.

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    You won’t go wrong with Mitasu or Motul or Amsoil CVTF. Dami na gumamit.

    Yung sa ASX namin, Hyundai Xteer ginamit ko. It meets the Mitsubishi requirement for CVTF (J4).


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    Quote Originally Posted by kevindd992002 View Post
    Not that I'm not comfortable, I'm just doing my own due diligence with the help of you guys I'm all for Mitasu and FusionR/2211 Works as long as there's no reputation against them and so far I don't see anything against them.

    The dealership they are using K0425Y0711ID OEM which is also known as the Subaru CVTF II internationally. It's P1480/L from them so that is very expensive. In international sites, they also use Valvoline and that brand is just P480/L so even cheaper here.

    P.S. I hope you don't get me wrong. You've been very heplful (as usual). I've posted in different subsections of the forum just to initiate a discussion on the different fluid brands I need to buy but your recommendations are still on my list.

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    I checked the specs and:

    Motul SB CVT is your choice if Subaru cvt fluid is not available or priced too high. It's specially made for K0425Y0711 specs and no other.

    Mitasu is your 2nd choice it also meets K0425Y0711/10.

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    Why do the third-party auto shops recommend only CVTF drain and refill for the for the first 40K Km while the casa suggests the full dialysis method? After the first drain and refill, when is the dialysis process done?

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    Quote Originally Posted by kevindd992002 View Post
    Why do the third-party auto shops recommend only CVTF drain and refill for the for the first 40K Km while the casa suggests the full dialysis method? After the first drain and refill, when is the dialysis process done?
    Because like most non-MT trannies only do drain & refill. The dialysis method is more complex and more expensive. You are practically changing all fluid in the tranny with the dialysis method. That’s about 13L.


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