how hard is it to change trans fluid and tranfer case..
how hard is it to change trans fluid and tranfer case..
Ok so removing the fluid looks pretty strait foward. I looked up instructions here https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...read.php?t=397 and here for the tcase https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...read.php?t=396
What I dont get is where do you fill the transmission fluid? I feel like a dumb *** but I want to make sure I can do this before draining everything and not knowing how to fill up after.. lol
also im guessing I only need a wratchet to get the pan off and thats it, no special tools..
What I dont get is where do you fill the transmission fluid? I feel like a dumb *** but I want to make sure I can do this before draining everything and not knowing how to fill up after.. lol
also im guessing I only need a wratchet to get the pan off and thats it, no special tools..
ya she be an automatic trans.. I know I have to remove the pan to drain it but I didnt see the fill plug when I checked underneat there.. but then again it covered in mud eveywhere, she could use a good cleaning underneat there.
On this 00 Explorer in auto class a transmission fluid change sucks. You drain it, then to refill I believe we had to fill from underneath. Or maybe I'm thinkin of some other part. It's been a while since I was in HS, heh..
Aaron
Aaron
Originally Posted by wanted
For those of us who dont use amsoil, what weight does the factory call for?
Recent Rangers are:
AT: Mercon V ATF
MT: Mercon ATF
Transfer case: Mercon ATF
Earlier models:
AT: Mercon ATF
MT: Mercon ATF
Transfer case: Mercon ATF
I don't know what a 92 takes for sure. Years ago, the manual transmissions specified gear oil instead of ATF. If you don't have a 92 owners manual, it would be good to get one from somewhere like eBay.
Last edited by V8 Level II; Nov 12, 2005 at 07:35 AM.
amsoil has instructions on there website for a tranny flush
u may want to change the filter also, and you will prolly need a new gasket for the pan
for me...
130 for everything > or me dicking around for 2-3 hours doing it.
u may want to change the filter also, and you will prolly need a new gasket for the pan
for me...
130 for everything > or me dicking around for 2-3 hours doing it.
I didnt do it myself, I brought it in to have it drained as when you unbolt the pan it doesnt take everything out and I wasnt quite sure how to do it.. but basically they tapped in my trans coolant line and I ran the engine to pump it out.. or something like that. The transfer case was easy, I did that one and my rear differential myself. Now the front differential im gonna take it in to the shop as well cause they have to pump it out.
Originally Posted by rolla_guy72
So for the AT you just unbolt the pan, let it drain, put the pan back on and refill it??
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That's if you've got a manual transmission.

