What Transmission Fluid to Use in Lippert Level Up

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Everyone says use transmission fluid for my leveling system ,but mine has clear fluid not red I bought it new and thats what came in it.I been told dont mix different colors. So what do I use.

asked by: Wade C

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I checked with Lippert and here are the transmission fluids they recommend for the Level Up system if the temperatures will be above freezing and also what would have came with it.

Dexron III/Mercon® ATF
Mercon V ATF
Dexron VI ATF
PetroBlend (Mason City, IA) PHO 0022S (synthetic group 3 base blend)
Bellman all temp 22 (Bremen, IN)

For situations that would get below freezing you'd want:

Mobil 1™ full synthetic ATF
Royal Purple full synthetic ATF
Valvoline full synthetic ATF
Amsoil full synthetic ATF
PetroBlend (Mason City, IA) PHO 0022S (synthetic group 3 base blend)
Bellman all temp 22 (Bremen, IN)
Or any ATF or hydraulic fluid with a pour point lower than -45 °C (-45 °F).
Multivis (all temperature) ISO 22 hydraulic fluid

expert reply by: Jameson C

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