Mobil DCTF Multi-Vehicle

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Fully synthetic fluid for wet dual-clutch gearboxes (DCT), including VW DSG and Getrag Powershift.

Specifications: Mobil DCTF Multi-Vehicle
Classification
Product line Mobil ATF 13 oils
Base oil fully synthetic
Intended use gear and transmission
Approvals
Meets the requirements of What an approval means
Typical properties
Viscosity at 40 °C 34.7 mm²/s
Viscosity at 100 °C 7 mm²/s
Pour point -66 °C
Flash point 204 °C

The car maker has not officially approved the entries in the “Meets the requirements of” row.

Description

Mobil DCTF Multi-Vehicle is a fully synthetic fluid in the Mobil ATF range for service fills in wet dual-clutch gearboxes. It is formulated for durable clutch friction characteristics and smooth gear changes.

The fluid holds no official car-maker approvals. Without formal approval, ExxonMobil recommends it where BMW DCTF-1, Chrysler 68044345EA, Ford WSS-M2C936-A, Mitsubishi Dia Queen SSTF-1, Porsche/ZF 999.917.080.00, PSA 9734 S2, VW G 052 182 or VW G 052 529 is specified.

Typical figures: 7 mm²/s at 100 °C, 34.7 mm²/s at 40 °C, pour point -66 °C. It is not intended for stepped automatic gearboxes or CVTs.

Application

Wet dual-clutch gearboxes (VW DSG, Getrag/GFT Powershift and similar); not for stepped automatic gearboxes or CVTs.

Worth knowing

The eight codes in this fluid’s specification are not approvals: they list applications where ExxonMobil recommends it on the strength of its own testing, and the product page states plainly that the vehicle makers concerned have neither evaluated the product for those gearboxes nor approved it. Several of the lines are part numbers of original fluids, too. ExxonMobil assigns VW G 052 182 to the DQ250 and DQ500 gearboxes and VW G 052 529 to the DQ501, so for a DSG the reference point is the number given for that particular gearbox, not the make of car.

A similar name does not make Mobil CVTF Multi-Vehicle a fallback: the two fluids share no codes at all, and the CVTF list is made up of CVT designations such as Toyota CVTF TC or VW G 052 516. The article on universal ATF and its long specification lists explains why “recommended where … is specified” counts for less than an approval and what the VW G 052 numbers on a can mean.

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Sources: official sources of the data on this oil

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