oshkoshbajawsh

supposed to do it at 30000 miles i believe

turbotbirdguy79

We charge I think 140.00 for a t-flush and we use the BG machine,Which I think is crazy since it is a 15 minute job to do.Its recommended you have it done at 30k.A 30k service at ford (for auto mustang)is a t-flush,fuel filter,oil change,tire rotation and air filter and M.P.I.Its gravy and paysvery good too.

oshkoshbajawsh

fuel filter every 15k is ridiculous in my opinion but oh well

RED121572

Fuel filter? Whats that? LOL

I had a dodge ram diesel and had to change it every 7500 miles, but I dont think Ive ever changed a fuel filter on any of my cars. [8D]

skipb5

Hey everyone, I'm new here and I hope someone can give me some better news than I'm finding. I have a hole in my Tranny Pan and thought I would remove, fix, and replace it but according to what I'm reading I might be SOL. Anyone that has any help would be greatly appreciated.

Derf00

I'd change dealers. Mine does what I tell them and only lets me know their comments/thoughts so I can make an informed decision. If a dealer is pompus enough to tell you 'No' we're not going to service your car then they will easily say 'No we're not going to cover that under warranty'.

I had my tranny flush done at 30K as well. They told me its typically done at 45K or even 60K then asked me if I still wanted to do it. Yep, I had them do it.

It was $169.95 with a free oil change to boot.

edcologne

SOL ???

jesse1125

SOL= Sh*t Out of Luck

edcologne

thanks


whats the problem?? if you have a hole in your tranny oil pan you better fix it one way or the other.
if you can't do it or don't want to find a transmission shop or ford dealer.

plan1: put in a screw (not recomended)
plan2: take it off, weld it or replace it w orig equipment, and while its off replace the oil filter. fill it according to factory manuals/specs.
plan3: look around the internets, there are tranny oil pans available w dipstick, if i HAD to change the pan I would definetely go for that.

might wanna look into different fluid like ams oil.

eddypython

zombie thread lol..

Skip the dealer, do it yourself. It's not that hard. There's " plenty " of how to threads on how to do it. LAstly, I did mine at roughly 48k, and boy do I wish I changed it at about 20k . it was BLACK and STUNK and boy do I wish I changed it sooner. lol

It may be overkill but I'll be changing mine every 25k and I'm sold on AMSOIL as well. smooth as a got knife in butter. Oh, and go ahead and change your differential fluid while you are at it. That one needs a change as well.