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Old 06-30-2008, 06:45 AM
0CooL 0CooL is offline
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How do you change you tranny fluid….Please help newbie…

I need help fast I just changed my tranny fluid but I don’t think I have the right amount in there and I’m taking a 1000 mile trip in few days.

I changed the oil filter first then I drained oil from the oil pan only (I did not do full flush). 6qt of oil came out of oil pan…. When I put 6qt back it looked to low,,,, I kept measuring and adding now I have 9qt in there but it looks too much and sometimes it looks normal I have no idea. That dipstick is so tricky. Can someone give me step by set how they do it, how much they put in and how they measure it when truck is cold and hot.

My Truck is 2005 6.0 Diesel F250 Automatic

Any help appreciated.

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Old 06-30-2008, 07:49 AM
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the truck has to be warm to get a good reading.drive it around the block a few times a get it warm the check.what it reads then is accurate.
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Old 06-30-2008, 09:19 AM
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Yeah I did that yesterday but when I pull the dipstick out it has oil everywhere (it doesn’t have that clean wet line, it looks like it’s splattered on the end of the dipstick), also I’m doing measurements while car is at normal working temperature in park and still running.
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Old 06-30-2008, 11:03 AM
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i would just let i idle for a couple of min. and pull the dipstick at least 5 times.that is how i always get a good reading
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