ATF 300
ATF 300
ATF 300

ATF 300

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2600003
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Description
Transmission fluid for automatic transmissions according to GM Dexron III G/H specifications
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Waste oil disposal
The Waste Oil Ordinance obliges us to accept the return of used lubricating oils. You may return the resulting waste oil to us at your own expense, provided it is leak-proof, securely sealed, and not mixed with foreign substances such as radiator antifreeze, fuel, or brake fluid.

Pohlmann GmbH & Co. KG
Entsorgungsfachbetrieb
Am Kniep 2
34497 Korbach

Naturally, you can also dispose of the items at a local recycling center, waste disposal company, or waste oil collection point (such as a municipal recycling yard, waste management service provider, or similar facility).

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