10R140 Fluid/Filter Change
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10R140 Fluid/Filter Change
Anyone with a PSD done the fluid and filter change that can tell me how many quarts of fluid it takes for the pan drop?
About all I am finding online is total capacity, and I am just doing the pan drop change.
One note for anyone else that may be changing theirs pretty soon, NAPA has a great deal on the ULV fluid on their monthly special, normally $17 a quart for the valvoline, and this month it is $6.99 a quart.
I ordered 12 and am hoping it will be enough, as I am adding an aluminum pan that holds 3.5 additional quarts over the stock pan.
About all I am finding online is total capacity, and I am just doing the pan drop change.
One note for anyone else that may be changing theirs pretty soon, NAPA has a great deal on the ULV fluid on their monthly special, normally $17 a quart for the valvoline, and this month it is $6.99 a quart.
I ordered 12 and am hoping it will be enough, as I am adding an aluminum pan that holds 3.5 additional quarts over the stock pan.
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So, this pan I am going to add is approximately 3.5 quarts increase, so the 12 quarts I have coming should cover it.
I wouldn't have done the aluminum pan, but got in on a prototype beta test for it and it gives me a drain plug for easier fluid changes in the future.
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Okay, thanks, that is what I needed.
So, this pan I am going to add is approximately 3.5 quarts increase, so the 12 quarts I have coming should cover it.
I wouldn't have done the aluminum pan, but got in on a prototype beta test for it and it gives me a drain plug for easier fluid changes in the future.
So, this pan I am going to add is approximately 3.5 quarts increase, so the 12 quarts I have coming should cover it.
I wouldn't have done the aluminum pan, but got in on a prototype beta test for it and it gives me a drain plug for easier fluid changes in the future.
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12 quarts of valvoline ULV @6.99 per, total with tax and free shipping was $90.80 from NAPA.
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I don't have a diesel but that doesn't affect the trans capacity. When the dealer replaced my pump seal they had to drop the pan and they replaced 11 quarts.
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Two 5qt jugs of Motorcraft ULV at $24.99ea and two quarts at $5.24ea with tax plus shipping minus 5% discount is $75.45 from Rockauto. Or apples to apples 12qt at $5.24ea is $77.91 shipped.
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I believe the general consensus is every 60,000 miles even though Ford says every 150,000.
My 1st one was done by the dealer at 28,000 for the early 2020 recall and I'm planning the next one at 87,500, which is my next oil change too.
My 1st one was done by the dealer at 28,000 for the early 2020 recall and I'm planning the next one at 87,500, which is my next oil change too.
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Didn't come up in my searches, and nobody else was even close to that cheap on motorcraft.
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I believe this is more of a bushing than a seal, and if it is not cracked or some other damage, I think it can be reused.
Had a similar deal on my RAM with the 68RFE trans, and in half a dozen filter changes, I never replaced the seal/bushing, and it was fine.
But, each to his own to decide.
