I use Valvoline every 30k. Every 60k will guarantee you replace the transmission at 100k.
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There are much more cost effective alternatives to Subaru fluids that meet or exceed the OEM specifications, including Amsoil Synthetic CVT Fluid, ENEOS ECO CVTF/ENEOS Import CVTF Model S, Idemitsu CVTF Type SB2 (which is often the OEM fluid in a different bottle) and Valvoline CVT Full Synthetic.
Ive had a 2017 nissan sentras cvt didnt have a single problem @127,000 is miles and I beat the ever leaving shit out of the cvt (valvoline only)
I've used Valvoline universal CVT fluid in a 2015 Accord without any issues.
I get my cvt serviced at the Valvoline center and I’ve had no issues with it
I have used Valvoline Synthetic CVT Fluid for years, and hundreds of thousands of miles, with no problems, at half the cost.
Valvoline CVT fluid it's one of the best substitutes for the OEM Mitsubishi trans fluid.
Both times I used valvoline universal cvt, ymmv yall but the fluid I drained was still very clear green and looked very nearly new, with very little browning and darkening, at 70k.
I used valvoline cvt fluid and the trans lasted me 55k miles. Granted i dont drive that much so it was over 2 years but i did constant fluid changes with valvoline. Now i stick with oem nissan fluid. Maybe just maybe it’ll last a bit longer
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