Replacing fluids in 1994 F-150
Originally Posted by rjv140
I have a 1994 single cab F-150 long bed 4X4 with a 302 and automatic transmission. The truck has 115k on it and I do not think the fluids were every changed before. Last fall I flushed the coolant system and refilled it with fresh 50/50. This spring I want to change the transfer case fluid (from what I understand it will need 2 quarts Mercon fluid), front and rear differentials and the auto transmission fluid. I am not sure what differentials are in my truck, I have a manual but is says there could be a number of different differentials that could be in my truck ranging from a ford 8.8, 9.0 10.25 or Dana 44,60 or 70. Can someone explain where I could find out what differentials are in my truck? The book says I should use Hypoid gear lubricant or gear oil depending on the differential. Do I need an additive???
Also the book explains that there could be five different transmissions in my truck including C4,C5,C6, AOD,E4OD. I would imagine that mine contains the
E4OD transmission but I could be wrong, can someone clarify.
Thanks
Also the book explains that there could be five different transmissions in my truck including C4,C5,C6, AOD,E4OD. I would imagine that mine contains the
E4OD transmission but I could be wrong, can someone clarify.
Thanks
dont forget the power steering and brake fluid.
Bruce
Originally Posted by Steve83
...it's possible to have a front LS, but not common. Your AXLE code would have "2" as the 3rd digit...
Originally Posted by rjv140
axle code is 19. Is the front LS???


