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TRANSMISSION FLUID
SO IM ABOUT TO CHANGE IT BUT HAVE NO IDEA HOW TO PUT SOME BACK IN ...I TIRED LOOKING FOR SOMEWHERE TO PUT IT IN BUT CANT FIND ANYWHERE ...HELP PLEASE ..YES I KNOW LAME...IF IT HELPS 01 V6 AND ITS 5 SPEED
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the top "bolt" that is in your tranny take it out and put it in that way
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It will be right above the drain bolt. You cant just pour it in. You need a "grease gun" (or similar design) to put it in. When its full, it will over flow. Its not that bad of a job. Have fun. EDIT: To add. they dont look like a regular bolt. They are flat with the tranny and you need hex keys to take them off. |
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YEA I FOUND BOTH THOSE PLUGS THANKS APPRECIATE THE HELP...MAN I LOVE THIS FORUM HAHA
BUT I GUESS IMMA BE WORKING ON IT TOMMOROW SINCE IM ALREADY DONE WITH EVERYTHING ELSE AND IM ALREADY ALL CLEAN SO ITLL HAVE TO WAIT LOL |
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speaking of tranny fluid, I asked how much it was to have it changed by Goodyear and they said $170! WTF!!! He said Ford uses some crazy synthetic now and its cost a bundle. That seems like BS.
All you need to do is drain the old and rplace with new right? How much can that shit cost?? |
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i got mine done at the ford dealership for 120 bucks and thats with a new fuel filter too. the good thing about having it done at the dealership i heard is that they flush it out.
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YEA JUS DO IT UR SELF
AND YEAH U HAVE TO USE SPECIAL SYNTHETIC FLUID I WORK AT AUTOZONE AND LOOKED IT UP ON THE DUMB COMPUTER IT JUST SAID ANY MERCON AS LONG AS ITS SYNTHETIC IT RUNS ABOUT 6 BUCKS A QUART AND IT SAID IT ONY TOOK 2 2/3 QUARTS SO YEAH I9TS WAY CHEAPER TO DO IT YOURSELF IM GOING TO DO IT TOMMOROW HOPEFULLY ITS NOT TOO BAD |
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By draining it from the plug are you draining it from the torque converter too?? Any1 know. I think thats why they charge a lot cuz theres about 2 quartz in the torque converter and the rest in the tranny... they have to flush everything out and install a new filter with gasket
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Thats a TON cheaper. Thats too cool. But this topic has raised other issues like the fluid in the torque converter. Does it fill back up from the fill hole? I'll keep watching this topic.... thanks Roush.. |
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so how much do you put in the dip stick hole and how much goes to the filler hole?
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i think only autos have dip sticks and 5 speeds dont have filters its only autos too
but if you fill it from that hole it will recirculate to the converter and yeah i think this topc will help a lot of people out i kow it sure helped me the computer at work said it only takes like 2 2/3 or something like that ...tats including the converter might be different for autos ill check tommorow |
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your computer is wrong. lol. It holds almost 5 quarts. lol. and to get it to recirculate to the converter properly, you have to do it through the dip stick. Autos do only have dip sticks. 5 speeds do not have filters. |
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Couple months ago I called the dealer with 40,000 on mine and asked for fluid change. He asked me year and vin # and promptly replied that does not need changing until 150,000 or 5 years. Has synthetic. He saved me $135.00 IMO would have Ford dealer do it. I also use Mobil 1, Full Synthetic motor oil and change every 10,000 at $50.00 per change. Been using synthetic since 1975 and get same mpg at 150,000 ; Same when bought new. FYI
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