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Can you tell me how much transmission fluid the 2008 Ford F-150 can hold?
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The 2008 Ford F-150 requires Dexron III Transmission Fluid, with a capacity of 13.9 quarts. This fluid acts as a lubricant, preventing heat-related damage to the transmission components. The cost for a transmission fluid change on your Ford will range from $110 to $140 for labor, with parts priced at $120. It is recommended to have your transmission fluid changed every 30,000 miles. Signs indicating the need for a fluid change include grinding noises from the transmission, difficulty shifting gears, slippage during gear changes, sudden surges, and delayed movement after putting the vehicle in gear.
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The amount of transmission fluid that the 2008 Ford F150 can hold is six quarts.
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The 2008 F150 requires Mercon V fluid. The amount needed varies depending on whether you are doing a simple drain and fill (approximately 5 quarts, avoid overfilling) or a complete fluid exchange (13.9 quarts).
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How many quarts of oil does a Ford F-150 5.4 liter 3 Valve engine require?
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5-6 quarts - equivalent to around 20-24 cups.
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