Manual transmission

Asked by Dylan May 23, 2017 at 05:09 AM about the 2005 Ford Ranger 2 Dr Edge Extended Cab SB

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

What kind of fluid does my manual transmission
take

3 Answers

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Call your local parts store, they would have a listing for the type of oil to put in. From what I see, 80-90 weight synthetic oil. Verify this tho.

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It could be Dexron / Mercon. As Rowefast suggested call your local O'reilly Auto Parts store or refer to the owner's manual if you have one.

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It's written on the side of your Transmission, should be any way. My 1994 recomended Dexron 111 ATF If that is yours, you can also use synthetic Mobil 1 ATF also.

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