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DEXRON IIE A/T FLUID PREFERRED (GENERAL INFORMATION)

SUBJECT: DEXRON-IIE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION/TRANSAXLE FLUID GENERAL INFORMATION

VEHICLES AFFECTED: ALL MODELS ALL YEARS

Bulletin Covers:

General Motors has developed a new service fill automatic transmission/transaxle fluid which is designated DEXRON-IIE. This fluid is the preferred fluid for all HYDRA-MATIC automatic transmission/transaxles and will eventually replace DEXRON II. DEXRON-IIE is acceptable for use wherever DEXRON II was previously specified. DEXRON II is acceptable for use when DEXRON-IIE is not available. DEXRON-IIE can be used in both electronically and hydraulically controlled transmissions/transaxles.

DEXRON-IIE Advantages:

- Has better anti-foaming characteristics.

- Improved low temperature flow characteristics (low temperature viscosity) and improved high temperature oxidation stability.

- DEXRON-IIE and DEXRON II can be mixed in any ratio. No draining or flushing of system is required.

- DEXRON-IIE is back serviceable to 1949 for all General Motors automatic transmission/transaxles.

- No change in transmission/transaxle calibration or reduction in transmission/transaxle durability will occur as a result of using DEXRON-IIE.

Service Parts Information:

PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION ----------- ----------- 10952314 500 ML 10952315 1 LITRE 10952316 4 LITRE

Parts will be available after Nov. 15/91.

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