FLUID—TRANSMISSION FLUID USAGE CHARTS Article No. 01-15-7
FLUID—TRANSMISSION FLUID USAGE CHARTSFORD:Article No.01-15-71980-2002 CROWN VICTORIA1981-1997 THUNDERBIRD1981-2002 ESCORT, MUSTANG1982-1988 EXP1984-1994 TEMPO1986-1993 FESTIVA1986-2002 TAURUS1989-1997 PROBE1994-1998 ASPIRE1995-2000 CONTOUR2000-2002 FOCUS2002 THUNDERBIRD1980-1996 BRONCO1981-1997 F-250 HD, F-3501981-2002 E SERIES, F-1501983-2002 RANGER1984-1990 BRONCO II1986-1997 AEROSTAR1988-1997 F SUPER DUTY1991-2002 EXPLORER1995-2002 WINDSTAR1997-2002 EXPEDITION1999-2002 SUPER DUTY F SERIES2000-2002 EXCURSION2001-2002 ESCAPELINCOLN:MERCURY:1980-2002 TOWN CAR1981-2002 CONTINENTAL1984-1992 MARK VII1993-1998 MARK VIII2000-2002 LS1998-2002 NAVIGATOR2002 997-2002GRAND RVILLAGERMOUNTAINEERCopyright 2001 Ford Motor CompanyPAGE 1
Article No. 01-15-7 Cont’d.This TSB article is being republished in its entiretyto update the Application Chart.ISSUEA new automatic transmission fluid (MERCON V)was introduced in 1997 for use in some Ford,Lincoln and Mercury vehicles. This new MERCON V fluid is not used in all applications and is notinterchangeable with others transmissions fluidsthat are currently used. Using the incorrect fluidmay cause transmission or transaxle concerns.ACTIONFor proper fluid application on current and pastmodel vehicles equipped with Manual or AutomaticTransmission or Transaxle refer to the Fluid UsageChart (Figures 1, 2 and 3).PAGE 2PART FF32Z-19C547-MAXT-M5-QSPART NAMEMERCON V (Quart)MERCON (Quart)MERCON Synthetic (Quart)MERCON V (55 Gallon Drum)MERCON (55 Gallon Drum)TYPE “F” (Quart)Gear Oil SAE 75W-90 (Quart)Full Synthetic Manual TransmissionFluid (Quart)OTHER APPLICABLE ARTICLES: NONESUPERSEDES: 98-8-8WARRANTY STATUS: INFORMATION ONLYOASIS CODES: 501000, 502000, 503000, 503300,504000, 505000, 505200, 507000,510000, 590000
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V fluid is not used in all applications and is not XT-M5-QS Full Synthetic Manual Transmission interchangeable with others transmissions fluids Fluid (Quart) that are currently used. Using the incorrect fluid may cause transmission or transaxle concerns.OTHER APPLICABLE ARTICLES:NONE SUPERSEDES: 98-8-8 ACTION WARRANTY STATUS:INFORMATION ONLY
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