python, go back and reread the part where i said "STRAIGHT Dexron Won't work."
what you linked is a product that specifically states it is compatible with Type-IV fluid. go walk into one of those auto shops and say that your trans uses Dexron fluid and im pretty damn sure they won't put in "MaxLife" unless you ask for it. the Maxlife page even specifies that it "contains a blend of superior base oils and a unique additive package" which is not "pure" dexron, although it may be compatible with such.
if you want to start that up, Mobil is the company that supplies Toyota with the Type-IV fluid, and is commercially available through them as JWS 3309.
http://www.mobiloil.com/USA-English/MotorO...l_ATF_3309.aspx
also, the SAME FLUID is crossreferenced to Ford, Volvo, Saab, and others.
i was very specific in what i said, normal everyday Dexroniii/mercon does NOT meet Toyota T-iv requirements, and if his mechanic went and put in "normal" dexron, he is either an idiot, misinformed, or possibly both.
do u know of any straight dexron 3 without mercon in it? cuz i dont sell it.....also compatible means it can be used instead of, doesnt mean it can or should only be mixed with...there has been lots of debates be most everyone here stating type iv is the ONLY fluid to use.....and that is not true