- CVT Transmission Fluid Type SB2-1qt CVTF II

This stuff is supposed to be as good or better than OEM Subaru CVT fluid. It works well so far. And it's definitely a lot cheaper than taking it to a dealership and having a flush and fill done

Worked great in my Subaru Outback and my daughter's Subaru Forester. Both transmissions shifting very smoothly.

This is the manufacturer that makes the Subaru cvt fluid. I used this for the drain and fill on a 2019 Subaru Forester. No problem using a hand pump to fill the transmission. Excellent product will use again to service a 2018 Subaru Crosstrek.

When you're paying between $16 & $18+ per quart of Subaru brand CVTF 2 fluid this is a much more affordable option. If you look on the back of a Subaru branded CVTF 2 quart bottle you'll see the Idemitsu logo. Doing this job myself saved me over $1000 on what the dealership quoted me to change the valve body and drain and fill my CVT without skimping on anything.

Since Idemitsu is the OEM of Subaru’s CVTF-II ATF, it gave me confidence to give it a try. I’ve used this on my 2019 Subaru Outback at 130k+ miles. One month in it has been running fine.

Very good CVT fluid. They are the OEM manufacture for Subrau. I use it in our 2020 Subrau outback.

This is supposed to be from the OEM of Subaru CVT fluid, and is labeled for Subaru CVTs. It arrived shrink wrapped and no leaks. Even generic Valvoline CVT fluid is $10.50 a quart at Walmart, so not a bad price. Took a month and a half to get here, but then arrived a day early!

Expensive but good.

Works great, replaced old CVT fluids in Forester by circulating & draining twice. Hope it becomes available again.