In Japan, the share of automobiles equipped with continuously variable transmissions (CVTs) has reached five percent of all automatic transmission vehicles, and that share is continuing to increase. Where automatic transmissions use fluid torque converters, CVTs use metal belts and pulleys to transmit the engine’s power. Thanks to their outstanding power transmission ratios and better fuel-economy performance than regular automatic transmissions, many car makers have been adopting CVTs in more and more models. Blended from high-performance base oils and carefully selected additives, including friction modifiers, detergent-dispersants, oxidation inhibitors, viscosity index improvers, corrosion inhibitors, and defoaming agents, ENEOS CVT Fluid is a well-balanced fluid specially designed for automobiles with metal-belt CVTs.
Q: What is the difference between ATF & CVT Fluid?
A: The required functions of ATF and CVT Fluids are fundamentally different. Since CVT Fluid controls the metal to metal friction between the belt and pulleys as well as provide the necessary oil pressure crucial to the CVT function, it is extremely important to use the right CVT Fluid for your car.
| Required ATF Characteristic: | Required CVT-F Characteristic |
|---|---|
| Reduce metal to metal friction | High metal to metal friction |
| Stable Oxidation | Maintain oil pressure |
| Cleaning agents | Heat resistance |
| Anti-foam | Stable viscosity |
| Seal swelling agent | |
| Stable viscosity |
Q: Are the colors different for ATF and CVT Fluid?
A: The color of most ATF products are red. CVT Fluid comes in red, green, and blue. The color difference is due to color dye added during blending. It does not reflect actual product content.

Q: What happens if I accidentally used the wrong fluid?
A: Due to the specific fluid functions each of the transmissions require, in case of an accidental mix-match of fluid in the transmission, there is a high risk of mechanical damage that could occur. Worst case scenario, the transmission will fail due to inproper friction modifiers the transmission parts are exposed to. If you do accidentally filled your transmission with the incorrect fluid, you should change it out immediately.
Automobiles with metal-belt CVTs.
All types of automobiles with metal-belt CVTs EXCEPT automobiles with toroidal or dry CVTs.
1USQ bottle
| Appearance | Red |
| Density (15°C), g/cm3 | 0.855 |
| Flash point (COC), °C | 208 |
| Kinematic viscosity | |
| (40°C), mm2/s | 33.62 |
| (100°C), mm2/s | 7.332 |
| Low-temperature viscosity (-40°C), mPa·s | 15,000 |
| Pour point, °C | -45 Max. |
| TAN, mgKOH/g | 0.62 |
| TBN (HCl), mgKOH/g | 1.35 |
| Copper strip corrosion (100°C, 3 h) | 1a |
| Aniline point °C | 108 |
| Foaming prevention, ml/ml | |
| Seq. I | 0 |
| Seq. II | 10/0 |
| Seq. III | 0 |
Note: The typical properties may be changed without notice. (December 2004)
| Manufacturer | Name of CVT | Name of Genuine or Recommended Oil | Compatibile |
|---|---|---|---|
| Toyota | Super CVT | CVT Fluid TC | Yes |
| Nissan | N-CVT | Matic Fluid D | Yes |
| Hyper CVT | CVT Fluid NS-1 | Yes | |
| Hyper CVT M6 | CVT Fluid NS-1 | Yes | |
| Extronic CVT M6 | CVT Fluid NS-2 | Yes | |
| Extroid CVT M6 | CVT Fluid KTF-1 | No | |
| Honda | Multimatic | Ultra ATF | Yes |
| Multimatic | Ultra ATF-Z1 | Yes | |
| Mitsubishi Motor | INVECS-III CVT | CVT FLUID J1 | Yes |
| INVECS-III Sports Mode 6-CVT | CVT FLUID J1 | Yes | |
| Fuji Heavy Industries | ECVT | ECVT/i-CVT Fluid | Yes |
| Sports Shift ECVT | ECVT/i-CVT Fluid | Yes | |
| i-CVT | ECVT/i-CVT Fluid | Yes | |
| Sports Shift i-CVT | ECVT/i-CVT Fluid | Yes | |
| Daihatsu | Eco CVT | GL-4 75W80 | No |
| Suzuki | CVT (ECVT) | CVT Oil | Yes |
| CVT (dry composite belt-type CVT) | GL-4 75W90 | No | |
| SCVT | SCVT Oil | Yes |
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