2004 FORD F-350 TRANSMISSION FLUID REQUIRED
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Mark, If a heated flush machine is a must, is this something that can only be done at the dealer? What does a machine like this cost and how big is it? Can it be made at home? Just trying to fill my head with knowledge
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#18
If you go to a local mechanic shop next time, the cost will be around $100. You could even get that price at say a jiffy lube.
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According to my 2004 manual, Mercon ATF for the 4R100 (4speed) which is what I have and Mercon-SP ATF for the TorqShift (5speed) I'll type the warning it's long and is probably adding to your confusion, but I'm shortening it
"Ensure the correct fluid is used. Tranny fluid requirements are on the end of the dipstick. Dual Usage are not to be used in tranny that requires only MERCON fluid, but they can be used in tranny that requires MERCON V.
Do not mix MERCON, MERCON V and MERCON SP
There's more but I'm sure you get the point, I never knew it until now but check the dipstick, lol now I've gotta go check mine just to be sure it's true
"Ensure the correct fluid is used. Tranny fluid requirements are on the end of the dipstick. Dual Usage are not to be used in tranny that requires only MERCON fluid, but they can be used in tranny that requires MERCON V.
Do not mix MERCON, MERCON V and MERCON SP
There's more but I'm sure you get the point, I never knew it until now but check the dipstick, lol now I've gotta go check mine just to be sure it's true
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