there are addditives at the local autoparts store you can use to raise the fluid . get the kind that prevents shuddering
A 4EAT transmission in an Escort/Tracer should take Mercon III. If it takes anything but Mercon III, like Mercon V, it will say it on the dipstick. So if it doesn't say, or just says "Mercon," then it takes Mercon III.
All 1998+ Transmissions Takes MERCON V. DO NOT USE MERCON/DEXRON III IT WILL DAMAGE YOUR TRANSMISSION.Depending on transmission work done in the past, 1996+ Transmission may take MERCON or MERCON V.If in doubt, use MERCON V.
The automatic transmission takes Motorcraft MERCON - " V " - automatic transmission fluid The transfer case takes Motorcraft MERCON - automatic transmission fluid
no. That Jeep takes atf +4 and nothing else. ATF +4 and dextronIII/mercon are not compatible
Usually nothing to watch since it takes about a few days to a month for anything to happen. But if anything does happen it will be visual blurriness or a nasty headache.
It takes Mercon ATF.
Your vehicle takes MERCON V ATF in your transmission. Ford has free down-loadable owner manuals on their website.
It takes 3.785 liters.
There will be no problem if you accidentally took two such tablets. It takes about three weeks normally to get the full effect of medication normally.
Ford cars use Mercon V transmission oil, not Dexron III or Mercon. A full change takes 13 quarts of transmission oil.
The 1994 takes Mercon transmission fluid
a gallon or so