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What ATF?
Curious if there is a preferred ATF everyone uses. About to change it and found lots of threads on procedure but not much on what type.
Thanks for any advice.
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Royal Purple, it may cost more, but you don't change your transmission fluid all that often.
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Red line is usually considered one of the best tranny oils
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Redline or Amsoil. Make sure it is a Mercon V.
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Amsoil rocks!
www.WholesaleSynthetics.com
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In 97-03 transmissions I always use Motorcraft Mercon V.
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I got valvoline mercon v at oriellys, I think it was $6 a quart. I thought I heard somewhere that all mercon v is synthetic, is that true?
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I got valvoline mercon v at oriellys, I think it was $6 a quart. I thought I heard somewhere that all mercon v is synthetic, is that true?
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Your wrong. All mercon V is sythetic. The differece between brands is the amount of detergents mixed in.
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