Liqui Moly ATF Additive (250 ml)

Update: 1 year and 15000 Kms later, the power steering is still holding good, no further leaks or steering fluid level drop. Used this on my 2009 Honda Civic power steering, which had developed a minor leak and quoted at over INR 100,000 by the dealer to fix. Haven’t seen the power steering fluid level drop in the one month and 1500 odd KM after adding the Liquimoly ATF to the power steering fluid, and the power steering (pump) has become noticeably quieter with the whining noise gone away completely. Hopefully the additive helped in softening the seals enough as claimed and the leakage is stopped for good.

Use it to believe it. I have felt a noticeable difference.

Good Delivery with Sealed package without any damages. Just filled it with Benz W211 E200 Kompressor transmission. 250ml bottle enough for 8ltr transmission fluid. Current mileage: 50067km olny. Review update after 1K km.

Plz check specifications before buying. I had returned it because this additive is for automatic transmission cars. Not for manual.

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I used it for my 2013 hyundai elantra diesel automatic which clocked 1.40 lac kms. No major change observed in transmission shifts as if nothing happened after wven 1000 kms. Product was 1 yr old. Imported from Germany mentioned on cover. Color is transparent

No use it doesn't work oil leak continue after 10days ..oil still leaking

I have not observed even 1% change in last 2 months of usage in my Honda Civic. Absolutely waste of money.

Excellent product. Our 2019 Mitsubishi's transmission shifts are way smoother, and I'm not sure, but the car is less noisy as well.

I didn't notice a difference but it's to prevent failure for me so it's ok.

My ML350 is now 11+ years old and had developed a transmission "shudder". If I was going up a hill at local town speeds (35-45mph), it would make this shuddering vibration instead of downshifting. I could almost predict where and when it would happen. The first thing I did was do a fluid and filter change. Now I love Mercedes, but they marketed the 722.9 transmission as "filled for life" which is a crock of BS. When I drained the fluid, it was BLACK. Not good. I replaced the filter and stand pipe and, using the air compressor method pumped in about 5 liters of new fluid. Because my model doesn't have a drain plug on the toque converter, you cant get it all out unless you do a rather complicated flush. I figured, I'd do this change, then do another in a few thousand miles. It seemed to be smoother after doing all this (could be my imagination), but the shudder remained. Well, that fluid change in a few thousand miles turned into 2 1/2 years (best laid plans, etc!). All this time, that annoying shudder was there. So, a few weeks ago I finally drained and replaced another 5 liters of fluid (just a little brown this time), and I added the entire tube of LiquiMoly ATF. After driving for a day or two, the shudder is completely gone and she shifts like butter! Like the day it was driven off the lot! Now I realize this is anecdotal evidence. It could have been that the second 5 liter fluid change lightened up the fluid enough that it cleaned itself out or something, but I am chalking it up to the LiquiMoly. It was too dramatic a change for just changing half the fluid. Your mileage may vary, but I am sold. It gave my transmission new life!

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