Should Be a... Simple Trans Filter Question

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Old 12-31-2005, 12:22 AM
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Should Be a... Simple Trans Filter Question

Ok, I have a 1995 F-150 5.0 2WD Auto (4R70W)... I ordered a new Transmission Oil Pan from Ford, and unlike the original pan that came off (had a flat bottom), The pan from Ford had a sump on it. I remember when I got it I read on this forum that someone was changing their stock pan and filter to the "new" style 4R70W with a sump so when cornering there is better oil pickup. My question now is I have this pan with a sump, but dont know what year or model vehicle that had a Oil Filter that was designed to dip down into the sump and make it usefull. Anyone here know what Trans Oil Filter I need? Thanks alot. - Jacob
 
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Old 12-31-2005, 02:32 AM
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Originally Posted by Maximus924
Ok, I have a 1995 F-150 5.0 2WD Auto (4R70W)... I ordered a new Transmission Oil Pan from Ford, and unlike the original pan that came off (had a flat bottom), The pan from Ford had a sump on it. I remember when I got it I read on this forum that someone was changing their stock pan and filter to the "new" style 4R70W with a sump so when cornering there is better oil pickup. My question now is I have this pan with a sump, but dont know what year or model vehicle that had a Oil Filter that was designed to dip down into the sump and make it usefull. Anyone here know what Trans Oil Filter I need? Thanks alot. - Jacob
Order a filter for any 96 up 4r70w the flat bottom setup sucked.
Alan
 
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Order a filter for any 96 up 4r70w the flat bottom setup sucked.
Alan
i agree
 



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