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D19 fuild levels

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Errin OH

06-24-2003 12:00:11




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Ok got my manual today and just my luck there is not any mention of fuild levels or where to fill them. What I need to know is trans and rear. There is a dip stick (not me) sitting on the top of the trans. I assume that is the trans / hyd level. Correct? Then theres the rear, It appears there are drain plugs on each side, up 6-8" on each side, towards the back, a fill level plug, and on top of the housing fill plugs. Is this correct? I pulled what I believe to be ther fill level plugs, one side is dry the other had mucho fuild trying to run out of it. How does the center (pinion gear) get lubed?

Errin

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JMS/MN

06-24-2003 20:25:25




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 Re: D19 fuild levels in reply to Errin OH, 06-24-2003 12:00:11  
Just curious- which manual did you get? AC OPERATOR manuals should have all the info you need on seasonal oils, drain and fill plugs. Repair or service manuals don't have that, nor do the parts manuals.



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Errin OH

06-25-2003 06:39:50




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 Re: Re: D19 fuild levels in reply to JMS/MN, 06-24-2003 20:25:25  
Service, I thought it have some info since my ford IT service manual did. But I need it anyway since I tend to do my own repairs. Guess I be looking for an operators now.



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