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Old 05-02-2008, 03:54 PM   #5 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Mark Kovalsky View Post
That's outdated information.

Ford has discontinued MERCON. Sometime before that they reformulated MERCON V to make it compatible with transmissions that required MERCON.

MERCON V is now the right fluid for the 4R100.

Did MERCON V kill the trans? I have no idea without inspecting the trans.
Why not run Dextron/MerIII if you can get it as the previous poster
mentioned? Rather than a re-formulated mix of DexV??

Your neighbor may have had the famous mechanical diode.... That thing just loves to fail around that milage..
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