Diaqueen part number change?

[eviLntt]

I figured this have might been answered already, but it has been a while since I have been posting here. I got some transmission fluid for the rebuilt trans in the Galant, and it doesn't look like the last container. Has there been a part number change? I don't have access to the Mitsu catalog anymore, can anyone help me out?

 

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[eviLntt]

Hmmmm, I think they sent me the wrong canister of fluid.

 

[iceman69510]

Well if it helps any, the Japanese on the top container says "Super multi gear". The numbers I think you can read. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[tektic]

All the Australia Guys use

On stock-ish setup:
Gearbox - CASTROL VMX-M 75W/85 (SAE 75W/85, API GL4)
Transfer Case - CASTROL LSX 90 (SAE 90, API GL5)
Rear Diff - CASTROL SAF-XA (SAE 75W/140, API GL6)

If running higher power levels:
Gearbox - Castrol syntrans
Transfer - Redline heavy shockproof
Rear Diff - Redline heavy shockproof

That vmx-m is made for Mitsubishi transmissions. Both mention vr4 in the spec sheets.
VMX-M Spec Sheet
Syntrans Spec Sheet

Doesn't seem to popular in the states though.

 

[DynastyLCD]

a semi relivant statement/question of sorts, but i get Kia brand 75-85 manual trans fluid from work all the time, being that Kia/Hyundai/Mitsubishi are so close, i wonder if it's the same stuff as Diaqueen but in a different package...

 

[eviLntt]

For anyone keeping score, they are the same fluid. Two seprate sources confirmed that is diaqueen manual transmission fluid in the new container.

 

[tektic]

The part number is MZ320340. This it for manual 6 speed evo. Is that what I'm looking for?

And what about free and rear MZ320345?

I can't get shockproof locally so I figured I'd just order all from my dealer.