Anyone know what fluid the manual 5spd SHO tranny takes ?.. also would a shorty shifter work better than the stupid 10inch stick in it now.. size does matter but not in a car LOL thanx for any advice
89 SHO question
Jun 05, 2007
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Then why does it matter if you have a shorty shifter or the OEM shifter?
If it is too long, perhaps you can take it to a urologist for him to circumcise.
Jeff
Dexron III/Mercon ATF.
Lot's of A/M shifters are available. Check out
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Rob
Any Dexron III/Mercon ATF. _________________________________________________
"ATF" means "AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION FLUID."
See an owner's manual or other source to find the correct lubricant.
Good luck.
Rodan.
"Rodan" wrote
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Ford Taurus/Sable 1986-1995 Repair Information
Your Taurus or Sable uses a front wheel drive transmission called a transaxle.
A 5-speed fully synchronized manual transaxle is available on the 2.5L and 3.0L SHO Taurus/Sable models. An internally-gated shift mechanism and a single rail shift linkage eliminate the need for periodic shift linkage adjustments. The MTX transaxle is designed to use Type F or Dexron®II automatic transmission fluid as a lubricant. Never use gear oil (GL) in the place of Type F or Dexron®II.
LOL.. I knew what ATF was.. I just was not sure which fluid it took as up till 88-now most cars with a 5 speed used gear oil.. As for the manual.. it didn't have it and the chilton manual I have is good for bathroom use only.. lol.. Thanx all. "MasterBlaster" >
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This IS from the owner's manual.
NOT a misprint. ATF is the Ford specified lubricant for the SHO(and many other) manual transmissions.
Rob
Chevrolet: Anyone know what fluid the manual 5spd SHO tranny takes ?..
trainfan1: Dexron III/Mercon ATF.
Rodan: "ATF" means "AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION FLUID." See an owner's manual or other source to find the correct lubricant.
trainfan1: This IS from the owner's manual. ATF is the Ford specified lubricant for the SHO (and many other) manual transmissions. ___________________________________________________________
Thanks to trainfan1 for the correct information. I learn something new every day.
Best regards,
Rodan.
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