Tranny Fluid Change Questions
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From: Gilbert, AZ. USA
Tranny Fluid Change Questions
What type of Fluid should I use? I don't want anything cheap, but I don't really need the most expensive type either. I am also looking at shift kits to install while I am at it; do most people like the B&M, or the Transgo? Summit has two types of B&M, but I haven't seen much on the Transgo. Any information on these would be appreciated.
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From: W. Van., BC, Canada
Nice truck dude!
Well... there have been a sh*tload of posts on the subject of oil. You'll need Mercon V and "apparently" Amsoil is the only one that has it.
Personally, since I didn't want to finance the buying of oil, I went with Castrol Mercon V semi-synthetic from the local parts store. I think it was like 3 or 4 bucks a quart. Figure I'll change it at 30k miles everytime anyhow so even regular mercon V will do.
Instructions here:
http://members.shaw.ca/pferlow/transmission_oil.htm
or at www.f150world.com if you're a member.
Well... there have been a sh*tload of posts on the subject of oil. You'll need Mercon V and "apparently" Amsoil is the only one that has it.
Personally, since I didn't want to finance the buying of oil, I went with Castrol Mercon V semi-synthetic from the local parts store. I think it was like 3 or 4 bucks a quart. Figure I'll change it at 30k miles everytime anyhow so even regular mercon V will do.
Instructions here:
http://members.shaw.ca/pferlow/transmission_oil.htm
or at www.f150world.com if you're a member.
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From: Spicewood
The trango kit is a self do it kit that you can install..It really beefs up the trans and puts more power to the ground even on a stock vehicle..Reduce slippage=more power....It also reduces temps and xtends life of trans...you cant go wrong with this one...B&M is also good...