Sorry, I am a bit daft. I can't find the schedule for the front, rear and trans in the manual. Just the engine oil. I have a 2024 BB 2 door 2.3L with about 47,000 miles. What is required and when?
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I asked that question a few K ago and they (dealership) informed me it should be done every 30K. So, I did mine at 22K. Lol
If you are planning on doing frequent changes, might look into a rear diff cover and an aluminum transmission pan. I took care of all that at the same time. I might do another flush before winter just to make sure most of the break in residue is out. If I change fluid often in the trans, I expect the filter will go further. Lol My theory.
Wow, every 30K, OK. Thanks. My 47,000 was done in only 18 months. I have a plug on my diff cover.
So many different oil recommendations' in older posts. 75w-110 front, 140 rear. 75w-1140 both. etc. Mercon LV seems to be the consensus for the T-Case. What about levels?
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According to the user manual (pg508), front axle, rear axle, AT, MT, and transfer case fluids should be changed every 150k miles.
but most on here do earlier, @CarbonSteel is the golden standard and u can find earlier in this thread of his procedure.
I think around 30k for axles and 50k for trans and transfer case is fair (thats what I do), but even if you double that interval, it is still more frequent than Ford suggests.
Thanks. I thought it was about that, but then you hear some dealerships are quoting earlier. I can see why if for a break in period. But I can also see why for financial reasons.
Trying to find the Motorcraft 75-85 locally but not having much luck. I can find the Red Line brand for $26 at the local O'Reilly. Used Redline Heavy Shock Proof in my Road Glide years ago and it was the only gear oil that stopped the Harley 'clunk' when shifting so they do make a good product.
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yea when i did my axles i put 75W-140 for both, if i remember correctly, that is actually Dana (manufacturer for the front and rear axles)'s spec, it is a lot easier to find
Thanks. I thought it was about that, but then you hear some dealerships are quoting earlier. I can see why if for a break in period. But I can also see for financial reasons.
Trying to find the Motorcraft 75-85 locally but not having much luck.
