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18 Automatic Transmission Filters found
Ford F-150 Filter Part Number: HL3Z-7A098-A
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Ford F-150 Screen Part Number: BL3Z-7A098-A
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Ford F-150 Filter Part Number: 7L1Z-7A098-A
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Ford F-150 Filter Assembly Part Number: XC3Z-7B155-F
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Ford F-150 Filter Part Number: E6TZ-7A098-A
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Ford F-150 Filter Kit Part Number: D5AZ-7A098-B
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Ford F-150 Screen Assembly Part Number: E6TZ7A098B
Ford F-150 Filter Part Number: E5TZ7A098C
Ford F-150 Filter Part Number: E5TZ7A098B
Ford F-150 Filter Part Number: E5TZ7A098A
Ford F-150 Filter Kit Part Number: E1AZ-7A098-A
Ford F-150 Filter Part Number: D3TZ-7A098-B
Ford F-150 Automatic Transmission Filter
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The Automatic Transmission Filter in Ford F-150 is a very important component that serves to clean the impurities that are within the transmission fluid that circulates in the Ford F-150 automatic transmission system. This last filter also plays the role of preventing the possible circulation of dirt within the transmission, which can injure transmission elements and create clogs leading to poor transmission performance and or premature wear. Some of the Automatic Transmission Filters that have been used in the Ford F-150 models are as follows; The most popular type sits within the transmission, capped by a removable metal pan, which is pretty simple to change in the course of servicing. However, certain designs may be equipped with filters that are very difficult to reach or access, and may necessitate a lot of disassembling so as to replace them. Also, Ford has inventions for in-line transmission filter that can be fitted to the transmission and the fluid cooler for even better filtering. Other types of spin-on or cartridge type external filters are also used where the changes are more frequent or where higher levels of filtration are required. All in all, the right Automatic Transmission Filter enhances the flow of the fluid and increases fuel efficiency as well as the life of the transmission system of Ford F-150.
Ford F-150 Automatic Transmission Filter Parts and Q&A
- Q: What Are the Normal Maintenance Requirements for the 4R70W Automatic Transmission Filter on Ford F-150?A:Maintenance of the 4R70W automatic transmission includes regular fluid changes but transmission removal becomes essential when clutch band or bearing replacement needs occur. The complete cleaning of torque converter combined with transmission cooler and tubes must occur together with fluid change whenever dirt contamination gets identified. Prolonged severe use requires draining fluids from both transmission and torque converter before replenishing them with their specified fluids. Transmission failure can occur if any fluid other than the specified one is used and the proper fluid designation can be seen at the vehicle certification label on the LH front door lock face panel or door pillar. The fluid level should be checked during the process of filling a dry transmission coupled with a torque converter. A safe procedure to remove the transmission fluid filter starts by disconnecting the battery ground cable along with vehicle support and positioning a drain pan underneath the transmission fluid pan. The transmission fluid draining process starts by opening the pan bolts then permits drain out of fluid before completely removing the bolts. You should start by taking out the transmission fluid pan with its gasket and continue by pulling down evenly to extract the transmission fluid filter together with its seal and filter kit. Finally remove the torque converter housing plug and drain plug while rotating the Crankshaft according to need. Incise and analyze both the transmission fluid pan and gasket while inspecting the magnet and clean the fluid cooler tubes before flushing them. The installation requires a new torque converter drain plug before securing the torque converter housing plug. Conduct the removal of the main control bore seal with a small screwdriver while taking care not to damage it when installing a new filter. A new filter and seal necessity exists during transmission repairs for contamination-specific issues but reuse of the filter stands possible when no major contamination exists. A transmission fluid pan gasket can be reused for installation if it remains undamaged by placing a pan magnet inside the transmission fluid pan. After installing the transmission fluid pan with its gasket the vehicle should be lowered while installing battery ground connections. The vehicle needs several drives totaling more than 16 km (10 miles) to relearn its adaptive strategy because this process may produce abnormal drive symptoms. To fill a dry transmission and converter system it is necessary to begin by adding 4.7 liters (5 quarts) of Mercon V Automatic Transmission Fluid XT-5-QM or equivalent fluid meeting Ford specification Mercon. The fluid level must reach its proper setting.
- Q: How to Service and Repair the In-Line Automatic Transmission Filter Without an OTA Cooler on Ford F-150?A:The first step in servicing an in-line filter without OTA cooler involves checking both transmission overhauls along with existing inline filter equipment; after that proceed with a new inline filter installation if existing or install both filter kit and new filter if not present. Installation of in-line transmission filter kits must be skipped during non-internal service procedures. Customers should utilize the transmission fluid filter supplied by the new or authorized remanufactured Ford transmission. Position the vehicle on a hoist with it set to neutral before removing cooler tubes retainers and sectioned steel tube. The clean installation requires the steel tube's ends to be de-burred before placing the cooler tube inside its fitting. The ferrule nut receives only finger-tightening but should be twisted extra 1.5 times afterward. The filter carrying a bypass valve must go into the fluid cooler return line while having the red arrow aimed toward the transmission to stop interior damage to both the filter and transmission. The installation of rubber hoses or steel tubing should be avoided when the entering filter motion exceeds 60 degrees. Choose appropriate hose length when you install the filter and complete tightening the hose clamps. Connect one cooler tube retainer then fasten the cooler tubes with a restraint strap before cleaning the fluid pan section and finally placing the sticker. The last step involves filling the transmission with new automatic transmission fluid followed by an operation check and a leak detection of the filter.
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