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As i live i europe. not all the same oils that you have in the us are aviable for me.
I have used quaker state oil in both my transmission and motor since i bought the car. (Gm stuff in diff)
I now am told that quaker state a couple of years ago changed the oil for the Europen market. And was advised from using it.
I now am planning to use Mobil-1, 5-50 rally formula motor oil. (I have 35 liters in the garage, because i got good price. And it is what i use on my other cars)
And i am evaluating to use Dynocat shiftmatic ATF on my transmission. (made in USA)
Anyone else have any experience with the Dynocat stuff?
Using a search engine the only references I find to Dynocat are European many in non-english. What makes you think this is marketed in the USA?
It is made in pensylvania USA. So that made me believe that it was also marketed in USA.
I bought 12bottles of the stuff, from a norwegian dealer, Before the same dealer sold quacer state. He told me had changed to dynocat because he had gotten complaint about quakerstate. (On the european market. he told my they changed the components in the oil a coupple years back)
But when i searched for information on the dynocat oil. I found very little information on it. And it made me sceptical. So i was hoping someone had some experience with it.
Last edited by kayosnes; Jul 16, 2009 at 10:04 AM.
I believe I have solved the mystery of Dynocat. It's made by a company called Norsk-Pennsylvansk. If you google this name it turns out to be Quaker State which is why it mentions Pennsylvania as the source of the oil. It is not makerted in North American under the Dynocat name.