What is CHF11S used for?
What is CHF11S used for?
CHF 11S is specially formulated for automotive hydraulic systems such as: power steering, level control, shock absorber, hydro-pneumatic suspension, stability and traction control, convertible top hydraulics, central lock systems, and more.
What is the difference between CHF 202 and CHF11S?
CHF11S is synthetic and CHF202 is partially synthetic. These two fluids are interchangeable and can be mixed. The older generation of VAG cars were filled with simpler fluids. The good news here is that both CHF11s and CHF202 are completely interchangeable and are the same color (Green).
Can I use ATF instead of CHF11S?
The Pentosin CHF 11S is a product much thinner than Normal ATF. Do not use normal power steering fluid or ATF in these cars. You will have stiffer steering and could break the shaft in your pump at temperatures below about 20ºC.
Can you mix CHF11S with CHF 202?
Yes. CHF 11S and CHF 202 are fully compatible and can be mixed.
What is CHF 202 used for?
Pentosin CHF 202 is especially designed for hydraulics in the automotive industry with the highest technical requirements such as: power steering, clutch hydraulic, electro-hydraulic mechanisms of convertible tops, etc.
What kind of power steering fluid does BMW use?
Most cars rely on regular cherry-red ATF for power steering assist, including the BMW E39 5-Series, most BMW E38 7-Series, and many others. Today, I’d like to speak about the range of 90’s BMWs that use Pentosin CHF-11S, which is a distinctive bright green color.
What Colour is Pentosin CHF 202?
green
TITAN CHF 202 (Formerly PENTOSIN CHF 202) Product dyeing: green.
Is CHF 11S green?
Pentosin CHF11S is green in color. If you have a CHF11S container with a red fluid in it , please do not use it.
Can you just add power steering fluid?
Locate the power steering reservoir. It is usually on or near the engine, and can have a white or yellow reservoir and a black cap. If the fluid is below the “MIN” line, remove the cap (or leave the dipstick out) and add power steering fluid in small amounts, checking the level after each time.
