1990-

Wynn's Mark X Power Flush Coolant Recycling Machine Launched.

1991-

PRP2000 is introduced along with the Power Steering Rack and Pinion Flush Kit. This unit was developed to flush contaminants from power rack-and-pinion steering units and recondition seals.

1992-

General Motors approves Wynn's patented engine coolant Recycling systems (DU-ALL).

Wynn's products and services become recognized by the National Independent Automobile Dealer's Association (NIADA) as an approved member benefit program.

1995

Chrysler approves Wynn's patented engine coolant recycling system.

• Audi/VW approves Wynn's Fuel System Tune-up and Injection System Purge.
• Renault approves Wynn's France industrial Fluid.
• Citroen and Peugeot approved eight fuel system products and services.
• Exclusive contract signed with Dow Chemical North America for on-site coolant recycling inhibitor chemicals.

1996-

Chrysler approved Wynn's TranServe Automatic Transmission Flush system.

1998-

A new Wynn's Power Steering Flush Machine is introduced that is extremely portable, quick and easy vehicle hook-up, durable and very economical. Service can be completed in less than 15 minutes.

1999-

Wynn's TranServe® II+ Automatic Transmission Flush Machine is the first and only transmission flush machine approved by General Motors for use by their dealers!

2000-

As we approach the next millennium, Wynn's continues to development new technological advances to support the ever changing needs of the automotive industry. New equipment, products and program to come!

2005-

Illinois Tool Works Inc. acquires the assets of Wynn’s Oil Company. Under ITW’s decentralized structure, Wynn’s operates as a separate division and continues its tradition of providing innovative automotive specialty chemicals and service equipment to the professional installer market world-wide.

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