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I'm pretty much sure that the old fluid is "Pentosin CHF 11 S" which is superseded by the new "PENTOSIN CHF 202". I need to add some fluid to the steering system. Is it safe to mix them? Thanks.

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I'm pretty much sure that the old fluid is "Pentosin CHF 11 S" which is superseded by the new "PENTOSIN CHF 202". I need to add some fluid to the steering system. Is it safe to mix them? Thanks.

The Pentosin CHF 202 container states that it is fully compatible with the CHF 11S, but is not compatible with the older CHF 7.........

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Posted
I'm pretty much sure that the old fluid is "Pentosin CHF 11 S" which is superseded by the new "PENTOSIN CHF 202". I need to add some fluid to the steering system. Is it safe to mix them? Thanks.

The Pentosin CHF 202 container states that it is fully compatible with the CHF 11S, but is not compatible with the older CHF 7.........

Thank you. Can I assume that the older CHF 7 was never used in Cayennes?

Posted

found related info ^_^

PWS fluid

CHF 7.1: Audi/Volkswagen (1984-1989)

BMW (1987-9/1991)

Volvo (1995-1998)

CHF11S: Audi (1990-2006) TL52 146.00

BMW (9/1991 on); all beginning with model E32

Chrysler Crossfire 05127381AA

Dodge Sprinter (all years)

Mercedes-Benz (staggered S-class models from 1996 on)

Mini (2002 on)

Nissan (1994 on)

Porsche (1995 on)

Rolls Royce

Saab 900 coupe (95 on); 900/9000

(97-98); 9-5 (98 on)

Volkswagen (1990-2006) TL52 146.00

Volvo (3/1998 on)

CHF202: Audi (2006 on) TL52 146.01

Porsche Cayenne (2005 on)

Saab (2006 on)

Volkswagen (2006 on) TL52 146.01

Volvo (2002 on)

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