FEbi Bilstein 30017 Automatic Transmission Fluid - Reliable Protection for Smooth Shifting

Purpose and Specifications

Keep your automatic transmission running smoothly with FEbi Bilstein 30017 ATF II oil, a fully synthetic 5-liter canister of red fluid designed for older vehicles from Mercedes-Benz, Ford, MAN, Allison, and more. It matches exact specs like MB 236.1 to 236.7, Dexron II D, MAN 339 Z1/V1, and Ford WSS-M2C138-CJ, ensuring perfect compatibility without guesswork.

This oil delivers high thermal stability up to 150°C to prevent sludge buildup during hot drives, excellent low-temp flow down to -40°C for easy cold starts, and strong anti-corrosion protection to shield gears from rust and wear. Its low compressibility means precise shifting, no foam or deposits, and long-lasting lubrication that reduces friction for quieter, efficient operation.

• 5-liter canister - Enough for full flush on most cars (typically 8-12 liters total capacity)
• Fully synthetic formula for superior ageing resistance
• Prevents cavitation and freezing in harsh conditions
• OE equivalents: Mercedes A000 989 65 03, 000 989 92 03

When to Use / Replace?

Use FEbi Bilstein 30017 in automatic transmissions, torque converters, and hydraulic steering systems on compatible older models. Replace every 60,000-100,000 km or 3-5 years, or sooner if you notice slipping gears, harsh shifts, or burnt smell - common signs of old fluid breaking down.

Shelf life is 3-5 years unopened in cool storage. Always check your owner's manual for exact intervals, and flush the system completely for best results.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is this oil suitable for my Mercedes from the 90s?
A: Yes, if it specs MB 236.1-236.7 or Suffix A - perfect for smooth operation without modern upgrades.

Q: How much for a full transmission change?
A: Most cars need 8-12 liters total; one 5L canister covers partial flush, buy two for complete service.

Q: Can I mix with other ATF?
A: No, always use full flush to avoid compatibility issues and maintain peak performance.