Transfer case fluid requirements
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10-14-2007 | 11:58 AM
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From: Tn
Transfer case fluid requirements
I bought a 2004 250 Power stroke......the tranny uses Mercon SP, but can someone tell me what I need to put in the transfer case when I service it? also at what mileage should I change the tranny and transfer case fluids? the truck has 42,000 miles on it....Thanks
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10-14-2007 | 06:21 PM
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From: West Michigan
Originally Posted by powerstroke73
Theres this REALLY cool little book in the glove box that has all the magical answers you want regarding maintenance on your truck.
Its called an owners manual, you need to read it.
Its called an owners manual, you need to read it.
Wow, here is where the gasser and diesel guys can concur.
We use the same fluids in both the tranny (at least in my case the torqueshift tranny) and transfer case.
Geez...just had to say that
Happy Trails!
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10-14-2007 | 07:09 PM
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WOW!!! Why didn't I think of that, it's in the glove box??? Wait.... I did think of that and it didn't come with the truck, that is why I asked here.......
Nice to have such a smart a$$ answer to a legit question, think I'll leave this site now as a result of such a answer
have a nice day powerstroke73 you smart a$$ SOB!!!!!!!
Nice to have such a smart a$$ answer to a legit question, think I'll leave this site now as a result of such a answer
have a nice day powerstroke73 you smart a$$ SOB!!!!!!!
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10-14-2007 | 07:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Stakk
WOW!!! Why didn't I think of that, it's in the glove box??? Wait.... I did think of that and it didn't come with the truck, that is why I asked here.......
Nice to have such a smart a$$ answer to a legit question, think I'll leave this site now as a result of such a answer have a nice day powerstroke73 you smart a$$ SOB!!!!!!!
Nice to have such a smart a$$ answer to a legit question, think I'll leave this site now as a result of such a answer
have a nice day powerstroke73 you smart a$$ SOB!!!!!!!Easy!!!! it's all in jest!
Powerstroke73 is pretty good with information. He's a diesel guy and I'm a gasser and I learn sh%$ from him too!
Anyway, I hear where you are comin' from. Aside from the jibs, you will get good info here once in awhile.
Right on!!
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10-14-2007 | 10:54 PM
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Hmm... interesting.. very interesting...
You guys know that out of those two posts, one of you could have just linked him up with an online manual?
Sheesh.
Here you go Stakk:
It's a PDF so you need Adobe Acrobat Reader.
2004 F250 Users Manual
You guys know that out of those two posts, one of you could have just linked him up with an online manual?
Sheesh.
Here you go Stakk:
It's a PDF so you need Adobe Acrobat Reader.
2004 F250 Users Manual
Last edited by ManualF150; 10-14-2007 at 10:57 PM.
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10-15-2007 | 12:12 AM
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Originally Posted by ManualF150
Hmm... interesting.. very interesting...
You guys know that out of those two posts, one of you could have just linked him up with an online manual?
Sheesh.
Here you go Stakk:
It's a PDF so you need Adobe Acrobat Reader.
2004 F250 Users Manual
You guys know that out of those two posts, one of you could have just linked him up with an online manual?
Sheesh.
Here you go Stakk:
It's a PDF so you need Adobe Acrobat Reader.
2004 F250 Users Manual
