Petronas Tutela ATF 700 DM

Low-viscosity synthetic ATF for Mercedes-Benz 7G-Tronic transmissions

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Standards & approvals

  • Official approval

    Mercedes-Benz automatic transmission fluid (236.15)

    A Mercedes-Benz ATF approval in the 236 series, closely related to 236.14 for the same gearbox family.

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Specifications

Manufacturer code
81119
Availability
On request

Compatible vehicles

Mercedes-Benz
C-Class W204, E-Class W212, M-Class W166

Derived from the vehicle makers' approvals this product meets. Check the specification your vehicle's manual requires.

Typical characteristics

PropertyTypical valueMethod
AppearanceBright & ClearVisual
ColourBlueVisual
Density @15°Cg/cm³0.842ASTM D 4052
Kinematic viscosity @100°Cmm²/s (cSt)4.5ASTM D 445
Viscosity index151ASTM D 2270
Brookfield Viscosity @-40°CmPa.s (cP)3650ASTM D 2983
Pour point°C-57ASTM D 97
Flash point COC°C198ASTM D 92

Complete documentation

Manufacturer's description

PETRONAS Tutela ATF 700 DM is a premium synthetic-technology Automatic Transmission Fluid with a low-viscosity formulation, delivering fuel efficiency, long-lasting shifting performance and component durability for Daimler automatic transmissions over their standard service life. It was specifically developed for Mercedes-Benz and is approved for 7G-Tronic applications (NAG2FE+, 722.9 with code A89 friction-reduced and hybrid transmission 724.2) and for transfer cases (models 167, 205, 213, 217, 218, 222, 238, 253 and 257 with transmission 725.0, and model 257 with transmission 725.1). It must not be used where MB 236.14, 236.12 or 236.10 fluids are recommended. The lower viscosity reduces operational energy losses and improves fuel economy, while exceptional thermal and oxidation stability, enhanced shear stability and excellent anti-wear gear and bearing protection extend fluid and transmission life. Excellent seal compatibility and robust corrosion protection of yellow metals and steel prevent leaks, and extended friction durability provides superior anti-shudder performance and enhanced driving comfort, with exceptional low-temperature viscosity for smooth start-up and shifting. Approval: MB-Approval 236.15. Typical data: blue, kinematic viscosity 4.5 mm²/s at 100 °C, viscosity index 151, Brookfield viscosity 3650 mPa·s at -40 °C, pour point -57 °C.

Applications

  • Specifically developed for Mercedes-Benz, approved for 7G-Tronic applications (NAG2FE+, 722.9 with code A89 friction-reduced, and Hybrid transmission 724.2) and for transfer cases (models 167, 205, 213, 217, 218, 222, 238, 253 and 257 with transmission 725.0, and model 257 with transmission 725.1).
  • Not to be used where MB 236.14/.12/.10 is recommended.

Performance & benefits

  • Enhances vehicle availability while significantly reducing operating costs.
  • Fuel-economy performance through optimized transmission efficiency.
  • A lower-viscosity fluid that helps reduce operational energy losses.
  • Extended transmission life.
  • Exceptional thermal and oxidation stability at high temperature, providing viscosity stability and preventing the formation of deposits and sludge, prolonging oil life.
  • Enhanced shear stability for constant film strength and effective lubrication, protecting all moving parts.
  • Excellent anti-wear, gear and bearing protection, extending component life.
  • Extended transmission-fluid life and resistance to fluid breakdown at higher operating temperatures, for total transmission protection.
  • Excellent seal compatibility, for better leak prevention.
  • Robust corrosion protection on yellow metals and steel.
  • Extended friction durability for superior anti-shudder performance and enhanced driving comfort.
  • Exceptional low-temperature viscosity for improved lubrication during start-up and shifting comfort.

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