Is any ok or should I stick with what the book recommends (Mercon ATF)?
Is any ok or should I stick with what the book recommends (Mercon ATF)?
2003 300ABuilt: 10/22/02
XCal2 by Lidio
K&N CAI #63-1111
Steeda Underdrive Pulleys
Stewart EMP Water pump
Stainless Works long tube headers
Random Tech high flow cats
Super 44's
Megs delete tips
OEM Spoiler
Progard
Duplicolor red calipers
20% Tint
14.46 @ 97.08
5799 of 7839
Made in Canada
In my old -04 p71 the steering didn't feel right so i drained the system. (removed bottom hose from reservoir and run engine for a few seconds)
And put redline power steering fluid in and the steering felt much better.
I'm gonna do the same in the marauder.
Technically there's no such thing as "Mercon" anymore. Ford stopped licensing that product last June. Most of the major fluid brands (Pennzoil, Castrol, etc) now call that product "Domestic Vehicle ATF" or "D/M" (Dexron/Mercon) or something equally generic.
According to Ford, Mercon V is now approved for use in all former Mercon applications.
Either product should be more than satisfactory for an undemanding use like the power steering.
The Blackbird
Trilogy #61
Driveway Queen
The Spruce Goose
2004 Grand Marquis LS Limited Edition
Daily Driver
Thanks RF. I bought Pennzoil. So far, so good.
2003 300ABuilt: 10/22/02
XCal2 by Lidio
K&N CAI #63-1111
Steeda Underdrive Pulleys
Stewart EMP Water pump
Stainless Works long tube headers
Random Tech high flow cats
Super 44's
Megs delete tips
OEM Spoiler
Progard
Duplicolor red calipers
20% Tint
14.46 @ 97.08
5799 of 7839
Made in Canada
I've been flushing mine every couple of years and using the Mobil 1 synth ATF product with good results. Don't notice the p/s pump being any quieter or anything, but everything seems to be running well.
2003 Mercury Marauder
2007 Lincoln Town Car
1993 Crown Victoria LX
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