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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Michigan
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I'm wondering what you all are using for your early Ford Transmissions? There are seemingly limitless options out there for both the actual fluids and then fancy additives. I'm a firm believer in keeping things simple, but it some of these products are superior I'm willing to use them. Also, what do you use as a fluid level in your top loader trans.
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Odessa, FL
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I use 85-140 gear oil in the transmission and rear end of all my Flathead powered vehicles with standard transmissions.
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Location: Wichita KS
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MAY need to pay attention to the GL rating. Traditionally GL-5 was considered an issue with transmission "yellow" metal and GL-4 was considered a better option. Some current GL-5 gear oils claim to be "yellow" metal compatible. I would use a GL-4 oil, but just be aware of the issue if you us a GL-5.
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: East Shore of LAKE HOUSTON
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What JSeery said above, and fill both to the bottom of the FILL hole. DD
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: West Hammond, Illinois
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Mac Van Pelt rebuilt my trans and he said use GL4 so as not to destroy the yellow metal.
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