Toyota Automatic Transmission Fluid D II

[ehalin]

Is the "Toyota Automatic Transmission Fluid D II" available at Toyota dealerships in Pakistan is the same as or equivalent to "DEXRON-II?"

Thanks,

[GoodMan7]

Is the "Toyota Automatic Transmission Fluid D II" available at Toyota dealerships in Pakistan is the same as or equivalent to "DEXRON-II?"

Thanks,

Contact numbers of Toyota Lahore are as under and their working hours are from 8:30 to 18:00

Toyota Garden Town: UAN: 111595959

Toyota Walton Motors: UAN: 111008009

Toyota Ravi Motors

Customer Relations Department:
UAN: +92-42 111-700-900
customer.relations@toyotaravi.com

Sales Department:
UAN: +92-42 111-700-900
sales@toyotaravi.com

Service Department:
UAN: +92-42 111-700-900
service@toyotaravi.com

Parts Department:
UAN: +92-42 111-700-900
parts@toyotaravi.com

[ehalin]

Dear Brother, Many thanks for the information. But these service/parts/after sales departments are worthless. I am probably better off if I can get some authentic information from a knowledgeable colleague here on PW.

Contact numbers of Toyota Lahore are as under and their working hours are from 8:30 to 18:00

Toyota Garden Town: UAN: 111595959

Toyota Walton Motors: UAN: 111008009

Toyota Ravi Motors

Customer Relations Department:
UAN: +92-42 111-700-900
customer.relations@toyotaravi.com

Sales Department:
UAN: +92-42 111-700-900
sales@toyotaravi.com

Service Department:
UAN: +92-42 111-700-900
service@toyotaravi.com

Parts Department:
UAN: +92-42 111-700-900
parts@toyotaravi.com

[Xulfiqar]

Dexron 2, 3 3H were licensed by General Motors USA, all are obsolete and the trade mark is finished, hence you cannot find it by name, however you can use any ATF that meets Dexron 3 requirements.

[ehalin]

This is mentioned on Toyota-Indus website: "Toyota D II – This is a specification for General Motors vehicles, Toyota manufactures specify a DEXRON approved ATF. Toyota Genuine D II fulfills the requirement of Dexron 2 service standard"
Is this ok?

[Xulfiqar]

legally no one can use the dexron brand name anymore as GM has lifted the licensing, so you will find names as DII, D2D, D3, D3H.

The dexron 2 is a very old specification hence is very commonly found now, it is also backwards compatible with even Dexron 6 ATF, but Dex 6 is low viscosity ATF, it might hurt some cases.

[ehalin]

Thanks. Actually owner's manuals of both my cars Jimny and Hilux specify Dexron II or Dexron III for the power steering. Toyota dealers stock Toyota ATF D II and I will use it for replacement or replenishment of power steering fluid in both these cars. I think D II will be ok for this purpose. Again thanks for your help.

legally no one can use the dexron brand name anymore as GM has lifted the licensing, so you will find names as DII, D2D, D3, D3H.

The dexron 2 is a very old specification hence is very commonly found now, it is also backwards compatible with even Dexron 6 ATF, but Dex 6 is low viscosity ATF, it might hurt some cases.