Can this work in a Ford AWD transfer case that uses Mercon V as the needed fluid?
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Because its a transfer case, I would use the heavy duty, like 50wt instead. I used in my Subaru rear differential.
1034863
Yes I feel certain it can work in any vehicle that uses antifreeze ! I put it in myTundra and it now runs a lot cooler. Just be sure all your old antifreeze has been flushed out.
1061525
I dont know specifically..but...my v-6 required 3. 2 upstream...1. Downstream. My older ford f-150 requires 4...2 up and 2 down. Any auto parts place should b able to tell u for ur vehicle
1058288
Yep, this is what you need. I use it in my Outback tranny as it requires non limited slip fluid as well....it works great. Been using it well over 100K.
2016241
If your vehicle is under warranty and having issues i'd just take it to the dealer. It is normal for manuals to list additives as not recommended, doesn't mean that they'll hurt it, just covers the manf. With that said, with how little a tube makes up of the total capacity of tranny fluid, I highly doubt they'd be able to tell.
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You will need to drain enough to add the Lucas. you don't want to overfill. If the trans fluid hasn't been change in a while it may be a good time to do so. Valvoline Dex-Merc high mileage is an excellent fluid to replace with.
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This fluid is supposed to be compatible with nearly all automatic transmission fluid types. It actually has an additive package that makes 'standard' fluids into 'premium' formulations with better lubrication and friction qualities. I am not familiar with your model but if the trans (either automatic or manual) calls for ATF, this additive should work fine.
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Sorry I don't know. Never tried. Suggestion. Try borrowing the gas cap of one of the three vehicles I mentioned. If the cap is able to seal on your vehicle, then more than likely it will work.
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I can't answer, because I don't know how many years or miles the transmission fluid has been in use. I would venture to say that IF "the tranny fluid has been used for less than 10,000 miles AND is under 1 year old", it would probably be fine.
188770
It won't because it's between the fins of the radiator. In some vehicles that have a transmission cooler already, you are able to use the same braket. (I did in my truck).
1876313
This is the fluid for VW/Audis with the larger version of the DSG gearbox. I think Audi may call it something else. You need to be careful as this is a fully synthetic oil and VW have changed the oil specification for the smaller DSG boxes (designated 200 I think) to a mineral oil to try to manage the serious issues with the mechatronic control in this box. So I would make sure you do not purchase this oil if you have this smaller DSG box.
1717019
I suspect it will work just fine, since you get cooling water from the out drive (like an outboard). Works great on my Merc outboard.
1687520
john, simply send an email through amazon messages with all of your vehicle's "vital stats". please keep in mind that this item is only the transfer case rear case half. you may need to replace some other internal components, subject to inspection when you perform your rebuild. are you replacing the case half due to pump rub wear, and leakage?thanks,jay
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I am istalling it on a 48 Studebaker with positive ground. A word of caution. read somewhere if it installed in reverse polarity, the pump will run, but not output anything. And if your Ford is six volts, as my Stude, get a six volt pump. don't mess with voltage changes. Tipsfrom other owners tell me it will flow thru if turned off and only the old pump reunning. Guess its real purpose is to overcome vapor lock.Remember those ?
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regular trim fluid is clear and must be non corrosive and high viscoity under pressure so I used valvoline power steering fluid it works fine. The main thing is to fill it with engine down to the top of the port and close it and operate it until all the air is purged from the system and recheck level to make sure it is full.
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I would contact Lubegard directly and ask them, although they say that the Lubegard Platinum is compatible with any auto trans except Ford Type F and CVT (continuous variable) types. If you don't have a CVT it should be fine.
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Based on the design of the pump and pick-up line, I believe it could drain a transmission. I have never tried to do it and most OEM's suggest you change your transmission filter when you change you fluid.