4R100 Transmission
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4R100 Transmission
Hey Guys
Just purchased an 04 F250 SD with 63360 miles on it last week and I was looking at the transmission section in the mnaufacture's s Scheduled Maintenance Guide to see if I should have the transmission service and I noticed the only maintenance they call for is a fluid change. Are there any filters, screens etc. that need to be changed?
Dave
Just purchased an 04 F250 SD with 63360 miles on it last week and I was looking at the transmission section in the mnaufacture's s Scheduled Maintenance Guide to see if I should have the transmission service and I noticed the only maintenance they call for is a fluid change. Are there any filters, screens etc. that need to be changed?
Dave
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If you're flushing it regularly and driving it normal, I can't see any reason to "need" a filter change. Shouldn't be enough stuff getting into trans fluid to "fill up" the filter. That being said, it is not that hard to drop the pan and change the filter every now and then. Good excuse to take a look inside the pan and inspect/wipe off the magnet. Also rather easy to add an in-line "fine particle" filter as used on the diesels, just for peace of mind.
200K trouble free miles on my 4R100 and counting.
200K trouble free miles on my 4R100 and counting.
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Don't do that!!
Type F is the wrong fluid for this transmission and would probably cost you a whole lot more than just the price of the fluid!
Mercon V is what you need, that is the replacement for Mercon. On my 2000 I have a drain plug on the torque converter as well as the pan. I drain both, drop the pan and change the filter, takes exactly 15 qt to refill. I gave $64/case for Motocraft Mercon V at Oreilly's.
Don't damage the gasket it can be reused, my pan has been off 4 times and I reused the gasket every time.
Type F is the wrong fluid for this transmission and would probably cost you a whole lot more than just the price of the fluid!
Mercon V is what you need, that is the replacement for Mercon. On my 2000 I have a drain plug on the torque converter as well as the pan. I drain both, drop the pan and change the filter, takes exactly 15 qt to refill. I gave $64/case for Motocraft Mercon V at Oreilly's.
Don't damage the gasket it can be reused, my pan has been off 4 times and I reused the gasket every time.
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Don't do that!!
Type F is the wrong fluid for this transmission and would probably cost you a whole lot more than just the price of the fluid!
Mercon V is what you need, that is the replacement for Mercon. On my 2000 I have a drain plug on the torque converter as well as the pan. I drain both, drop the pan and change the filter, takes exactly 15 qt to refill. I gave $64/case for Motocraft Mercon V at Oreilly's.
Don't damage the gasket it can be reused, my pan has been off 4 times and I reused the gasket every time.
Type F is the wrong fluid for this transmission and would probably cost you a whole lot more than just the price of the fluid!
Mercon V is what you need, that is the replacement for Mercon. On my 2000 I have a drain plug on the torque converter as well as the pan. I drain both, drop the pan and change the filter, takes exactly 15 qt to refill. I gave $64/case for Motocraft Mercon V at Oreilly's.
Don't damage the gasket it can be reused, my pan has been off 4 times and I reused the gasket every time.
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That includes the torque converter and all the lines. You won't get that much fluid out of the trans by draining.
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