Anyone use this fluid in their 6speed ford fusion? My buddy has an 2006, and I want to help him out and change his tranny fluid.
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I used it in a 2004 Volvo S60 which has a Ansin transmission. ID the transmission and you can ID the right fluid.
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As I have never owned a Ford, I can only tell you this with certainty: The back of the bottle of Mobil ATF 3309 has the Ford "requirement" number of WSS-M2C924-A. You will need to see what transmission your friend's car has installed, and if the transmission fluid it uses needs this WSS-M2C924-A specification type. Start by looking in the owner's manual & the configuration information (somewhere in the car). You may need to visit a Ford dealer to be certain. I cannot be held responsible in this matter, please understand.
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I bought this and used it in my 2008 Lincoln MKZ. I looked in the shop manual, and Fusions use the same transmissions in their V6 models. So... if yours is a V6, and the transmission in '06 was the same as '08, then, yes, this is the fluid you. That's a couple of big "ifs" though...
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I have an '06 LJ with a 6 speed manual and 8" lift. I noticed a definite increase in power-maybe 10%. Gas mileage unfortunately stayed the same, even after exhaust and air intake tweaking.
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Not had that problem myself, but when I was researching my coolant leak I went on several F-150 forums they spoke of oil leaking due to some common problem the 5.4 had (another being my coolant leak which was exactly as they described on the forum, also where I found out Amazon sells the manifold). Go to the internet and get on those ford truck forums, someone will have had the same problem and provide the fix info. Good luck!
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I have an '06 F150 with a 5.4 and it fits mine like a glove. Amazing sound and performance (I already had straight pipes but the CAI made it sound even better). Also, if you live somewhere you can buy pure gasoline (no ethanol), you will really see the mpg help. I get 1-2 miles per gallon more than I did before the CAI. I have a 27 gallon tank, but it is the equivalent of having a 29 gallon tank with the extra miles. Back to your question, YES it should fit your '08 truck. You can check on www.autoanything.com or even the K&N; website and make sure the model number fits your truck then order it from amazon.com I believe that's what I did. I have an '06 F150 with a 5.4 and it fits mine like a glove. Amazing sound and performance (I already had straight pipes but the CAI made it sound even better). Also, if you live somewhere you can buy pure gasoline (no ethanol), you will really see the mpg help. I get 1-2 miles per gallon more than I did before the CAI. I have a 27 gallon tank, but it is the equivalent of having a 29 gallon tank with the extra miles. Back to your question, YES it should fit your '08 truck. You can check on www.autoanything.com or even the K&N; website and make sure the model number fits your truck then order... » Read More I have an '06 F150 with a 5.4 and it fits mine like a glove. Amazing sound and performance (I already had straight pipes but the CAI made it sound even better). Also, if you live somewhere you can buy pure gasoline (no ethanol), you will really see the mpg help. I get 1-2 miles per gallon more than I did before the CAI. I have a 27 gallon tank, but it is the equivalent of having a 29 gallon tank with the extra miles. Back to your question, YES it should fit your '08 truck. You can check on www.autoanything.com or even the K&N; website and make sure the model number fits your truck then order it from amazon.com I believe that's what I did. « Show Less
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Mine was a V6. I would confirm with ford if the stock radiator is the same for both engines. If it is, you should be good. This was a better quality radiator than the factory one.
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Use the recommended weight for your vehicle. Also it may or may not fix your issue. You could get lucky and your old r/e fluid has lost viscosity thus a fluid change will fix it. Even then if you go to long with it whining, parts could get worn down beyond a fluid change fixing the issue
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Its working good in my 54 ford f100. I had the column shifter and wanted to switch to a floor shifter. All the parts that I needed were there. It was fast and easy.
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Double check the recommended fluids depending on your make model. I put it in a 92 gmc truck.
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Susan, I added this to my 2000 GT Mustang automatic V8 a couple of years ago . My transmission was chattering during shifts. I added this, and it worked! I was told to try this by a Ford mechanic. Hope this helps.
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if you have a 5 speed automatic v6 engine Avalon ltd. this will not work.your trans requires D6 fluid.see application guide-http://www.redlineoil.com/application.aspx
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Ive got the 4.8 in my 06 Sierra. Had 3.23 gear ratio changed out to 4.10 and went to 265 tires from 245. My speddometer was way off. But with this i was able to change vehicle settings for changes i made. It tells me im averaging about 17mpg. Thats up from between 14-15 befor the changes ive made. Not too sure how acurate it is tho because my speedo and odometer seem to still be off a bit. Oh, also be nice to know, for my GM vehicle i have to pull 5 fuses under the dash and 4 more uner the hood for changing the vehicle program settings. Kind of a pain but not really all that hard.
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I can't honestly answer you. I have the 722.6 transmission in my '97 CL500. Shell ATF was recommended to replace the old MB designation fluid. I don't know how far forward this fluid will work. And to complicate things, this is a newer fluid so your owners manual probably will not mention it. If you have a 5 speed, it is probably the 722.6 and should work. My car has 135K and I have to really be alert to feel the upshifts. Don't know if it is the Shell or the transmission.
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This is a very heavy duty lubricant. It has modifiers to prevent metal to metal contact, especially during racing applications or off road. I go 30K miles before a change. But this is a totally synthetic fluid and it could go up to 75K in an axle.(more frequent if running through deep water!) I use this in the transmission of my Harley and it quiets everything down, easier shifting. A friend that drag races Harley's turned me on to this some years ago. Not sure if this lubricant can handle posi-traction units. It may be too slippery(read, no friction additives for the clutches) Always refer to your owners manual for the proper viscosity fluid. My 2013 Ford uses trans fluid in both axles and transfer case. Go to Red Line's website for further technical specifications. Good luck.
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Also, With my experience I had it on a Ford F250 diesel and the Custom Flow did not disappoint!!! Looked amazing and everyone thought it looked even better than the old clunky stock piece of garbage!
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It is NOT the same oil. Personally, I would not "upgrade" to another ATF unless Toyota (the company, not just a dealer) confirmed compatibility. Hey, if the company could assure us that a newer, more expensive, fluid would work, they certainly would tell us, right?
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my step father uses it in his 2011 ford super duty 6.7L, loves it. If your not 100% sure then, google is your friend :)
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It sure looks like the right fluid and I have it in my Maxima SV now for the last year with no problems. As far as the amount you need, I would use the owners manual for the transmission capacity; I did that and had a little extra, but it doesn't go bad.