t5 oil
ford recommend ATF fluid, dexron 2 i believe
but some use 75w/90 gear oil.
the only issue with using gear oil, is when the oil is cold, it will be notchy and sometimes difficult to get into gear.
you'll need between 2.5 and 2.7 litres, depends on how much of the old fluid you get out
but some use 75w/90 gear oil.
the only issue with using gear oil, is when the oil is cold, it will be notchy and sometimes difficult to get into gear.
you'll need between 2.5 and 2.7 litres, depends on how much of the old fluid you get out
The atf type oil that ford recommended is NOT std atf, it was a particular atf, that was engineered specifically for the T5 version in the cossie(there are 380+ versions).
The nearest is CASTROL TQ-D, it wasn't helped by ford/BW changing some box parts materials during manufacture, halfords sell the TQ-D, about Ł10 a litre.
No dexron has ever been specified, although dexron 2E is close, it is much closer to a mercon oil.
tabetha
The nearest is CASTROL TQ-D, it wasn't helped by ford/BW changing some box parts materials during manufacture, halfords sell the TQ-D, about Ł10 a litre.
No dexron has ever been specified, although dexron 2E is close, it is much closer to a mercon oil.
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mine has standard atf in it with no probs
its always been a little notchy when cold, even when i 1st got it
had the oil changed twice now and ever made any differance
its always been a little notchy when cold, even when i 1st got it
had the oil changed twice now and ever made any differance
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