ACDelco GM Original Equipment 10-9244 Dexron VI Full Synthetic Automatic Transmission Fluid - 1 gal

In the owner's manual, you will find this information. If you want to know more, you can Google it. The quantity of a routine change is not the same as the quantity of a

There are only two OEM fluids offered by Toyota - Toyota approved T- and Toyota approved LS The Toyota WS approval ATF is required to install the IV on older Toyotas, such as this 2003 corolla (if an automatic), and on newer Toyota automatics as well. In contrast to WS approvals, IV approvals do not pertain to the same process. Fluids marketed for aftermarket use will include recommendations for applications such as T-Season but not all Our products can be used for IV and WS specifications, but we are not licensed and approved to offer those. However, I have used Valvoline MaxLife in various vehicles from a 2003 Corolla S auto that takes a T-rex fuel treatment to a Chevy Blazer It is part IV of As well as Valvoline Maxlife ATF (and Redline D6, but it is a bit slippery), I have used it in newer Toyota Camry SE 2 cars. WS fluid is used in the 5L Auto. There is a large number of people who stick with Toyota brand fluid, even if the T-Rex comes with the fluid In the case of the WS OEM, use the IV instead. There is no Toyota license for Dexron VI, it is a GM license.

To see what originaly came with mine, I went to the original. Dexron 6 is fine as long as yours specifies it. You can learn more about it in the manual or just check Google.

It may be an error on Amazon's part. If your manual mentions Dexron VI is acceptable, it's probably a good idea to use it. Check the transmission fluid cap to see if the fluid is sufficiently fresh.