I avoid that place at all costs. I hate paying the gringo tax. If I'm really stuck, I'll ask a Dominican friend to buy there at the proper price.
Not yet, but thanks.
Compatible and the same are very sketchy when it comes to ATF-4. It has a higher viscosity than many things called compatible, which in a warm climate would not be my friend. I already looked at Valvoline MaxLife and it might be OK, but I don't think I would risk it. Nor do these people think it is a good idea;
Indeed on getting it wrong with so-called compatibles. Torfilco was on my list next time in Puerto Plata.
Thanks Bob, I see what they claim, but I don't trust some product that is compatible with almost everything.
They also have an ATF transmission fluid, and an ATF-VI that is for Hyundai Santa Fe...etc.
I have had the same experience. The lady that runs the counter has to ask Loty for prices with you standing there and they size you up on what they will try to charge you.
I have had good luck with that MaxLife synthetic from Valvoline and lots of transmission shops use it as does my German mechanic and I did my last transmission fluid change myself with it for a Kia Sorento.
Newer cars you must remove the transmission to access filter inside the transmission. In reality they aren't meant to be serviced on sealed transmissions
Yes, caution must be used when servicing an exotic high performance vehicle like a dodge mini van.
You are obviously clueless when it comes to anything mechanical. What "man" buys a Dodge mini-van. Do you also play badminton?
I got it because I can carry my musical gear in it easily with the seats stowed in the floor. Had one in California when I did the same for many years. On the older model I had to remove the seats. I was playing racquetball back then.
