Yes it can. Certain auto manufacturers design their transmissions to use certain formulas of tranny fluids - using another brand may not have all the special ingredients that are required for proper flow and protection. Seems silly, but it's the way it is with automobiles. Use what is required from the get-go.
Yes it can and will. Using the wrong transmission fluid for your vehicle will most likely blow your seals. If you put a heavier fluid than required it can break the aluminum flaps that control fluid movement.
Transmission fluid is burnt. I recommend taking it to a transmission shop to have it flushed and your transmission checked for any damage such as worn bands, worn clutch or torque converter
Yes, it can.
No, CVT (Continuously Variable Transmission) fluid should not be used in an AFT (Automatic Fluid Transmission) system, as they require different types of fluids designed for their specific mechanisms. Using the wrong fluid can lead to poor performance, potential damage, and reduced lifespan of the transmission. Always refer to the manufacturer's specifications for the correct fluid type for your transmission.
Depending on how long and how much you have ran the car with the wrong fluid. If you have not ran the car since putting the fluid in just drain the fluid and flush the wrong stuff out with the right stuff and then refill the trans. With the wrong fluid in it and being run you would need to take the car to a technician to see if there is damage to the car.
Drain out the transmission fluid and replace with the correct fluid. Some types of transmission fluid are incompatible with other types of tranmssion fluid or with the transmission itself, and can destroy your transmission.
Yes, that is a very bad idea. The brake fluid will damage the trans seals, and it will start to leak.
No, CVT (Continuously Variable Transmission) fluid should not be used in a traditional automatic transmission (ATF). Each type of transmission requires specific fluid formulated for its design and performance characteristics. Using the wrong fluid can lead to poor performance, increased wear, and potential damage to the transmission. Always refer to the vehicle manufacturer's specifications for the appropriate fluid type.
No the transmission will not overheat, the wrong type of fluid could just ruin it the transmission. Same with also using too low or high amounts of fluid. That's why they recommend using the right type of transmission fluid.
Using the wrong transmission fluid can lead to several issues, including poor shifting performance, overheating, and potential damage to the transmission components. Incompatible fluids may not provide the necessary lubrication or protection, leading to increased wear and tear. Additionally, it can cause the transmission to slip or become unresponsive, ultimately resulting in costly repairs. Always consult your vehicle's manual to ensure you use the correct fluid.
No, you should not use Dexron VI in a Ford 4R100 transmission. The 4R100 is designed to use Mercon or Mercon V transmission fluid, as specified by Ford. Using the wrong type of fluid can lead to improper shifting and potential damage to the transmission. Always refer to the manufacturer's specifications for the correct transmission fluid.
Remove the transmission dipstick and read it, it will tell what fluid to use.