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I have a 2001 plated V6 auto. Is there a correct proceedure for checking the gearbox oil level.
I used to work for Fords and know their way of doing things, so I am aware that there is a proceedure but as to what it is I am at a loss. I have found what I think is the level plug (Allen key bolt at the front of the box). Does the car have to be hot? Do I have to check the level with the engine running? or if not what gear should it be in. I have read a previous thread regarding the correct oil which I will get from the stealers. Any help would be welcome. Dave |
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is there any problem with it? I was paranoid when I bought the car, so I simply drained and filled it up with correct oil viscosity but a better oil...
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engine running : At a temperature of 55 ± 1 degrees C, open the oil level plug.
Wait for the temperature to reach 60 ± 1 degrees C. 1st possibility : * The oil flows, the level is correct * Refit the oil level plug (Tightening torque to 25nm) 2nd possibility : * The oil does not flow * Refit the oil level plug * Add 0.5 litre(s) of oil (Refer to chapter : Refilling) * Resume the checking procedure for the oil level Procedure to check oil level on HP20 gearbox.
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Thanks for the info. I assume the box is checked in "P" but should I run through the gears after the engine reaches operating temp?
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