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Is it Okay to Mix Conventional and Synthetic Transmission Fluid?

Can synthetic transmission fluid be mixed with conventional transmission fluid?

-- Matt Varos, Greeley, CO

Answer:

Yes, you can mix Mobil 1 Synthetic ATF with conventional transmission fluid.


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