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  1. 03-09-2013, 03:03 PM #1
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    Does anyone know if the TravellerISO 46 meets the M2134 specs ???
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  3. 03-09-2013, 04:29 PM #2
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    Do they have a website?
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    Do they have a website?
    Yes, it's sold by TSC. No info on his question on the site though.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Don87 View Post
    Yes, it's sold by TSC. No info on his question on the site though.


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    Can't really expect them to list the oils that it DOESN"T match. One Ford spec listed; no mention of M2C134. Pretty safe bet it isn't suitable for those uses.
    Absolutely no mention of suitability in systems using wet clutches and brakes. Reads like a straight hydraulic oil to me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RickB View Post
    Can't really expect them to list the oils that it DOESN"T match. One Ford spec listed; no mention of M2C134. Pretty safe bet it isn't suitable for those uses.
    Absolutely no mention of suitability in systems using wet clutches and brakes. Reads like a straight hydraulic oil to me.
    I think I stated that already. Just in different terms.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Don87 View Post
    I think I stated that already. Just in different terms.
    I thought your terms were vague and your point difficult to understand.
    If I was being redundant, so be it.
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