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Car Forum / Antique and Collectibles / Studebaker / August 2006Please help with (2) questions!
What type of transmission fluid should be used to top off a powershift? The repair manual calls out type "A", is this Dexron? That transmission later became the Ford FMX and would have used type "F" in that case. I also have installed an electric choke thermostat on the carburetor and want to put an in-line fuse in the line to protect it. Any thoughts on what amp fuse to use? When I used an ammeter in line it only was drawing less than 2 amps and that sure seems to be too few. Thanks for any help! I always use Dextron 3 > What type of transmission fluid should be used to top off a powershift? > The repair manual calls out type "A", is this Dexron? That transmission [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > what amp fuse to use? When I used an ammeter in line it only was drawing > less than 2 amps and that sure seems to be too few. Thanks for any help! > What type of transmission fluid should be used to top off a powershift? > The repair manual calls out type "A", is this Dexron? That transmission [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > what amp fuse to use? When I used an ammeter in line it only was drawing > less than 2 amps and that sure seems to be too few. Thanks for any help! Depends on whats in there now?? Real Type A has not been available for at least 25-30 years. Go with one or the other. PS. Anything you find marked Type A could be anything the recycler put in it. I prefer Type F for the firm shifts and minimum slippage. JT > What type of transmission fluid should be used to top off a powershift? > The repair manual calls out type "A", is this Dexron? That transmission [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > what amp fuse to use? When I used an ammeter in line it only was drawing > less than 2 amps and that sure seems to be too few. Thanks for any help! |
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