1986 Ford Bronco II "transmission fluid 2" Questions

...transmission fluid recently and I have heard it could be my modulator valve. Can anyone help me? the problem was changing that fluid! rarely happen, but it will happen when people change transmission ...

...transmission filter and fluid, especially if it smells burnt, unless you have changed them recently. You really should change the filter (some people don't), to be sure fluid is getting up into the ...

...transmission fluid level. A low level will cause hard shifts, and sometimes some slippage in the transmission. The difference in the 2 trips could be just how hot the transmission fluid gets during ...

transmission fluid may result in shift failure or damage to the transmission. In particular, if the fluid is burned or has metallic particles in it, the transmission probably needs to be torn down and

...transmission fluid out, by draining the pan on bottom. When you take the driveshaft out, then tilt the transmission, to take it out, fluid will go Everywhere! Not if you have that plastic yoke in ...

...fluid on level ground engine runni9ng do not over fill very important Your transmission is worn out. If you never service the transmission at regular intervals and then decide to change it all of a ...

...transmission fluid backs out of the dipstick tube most likely the torque converter is defective (excessive slippage) and causing the fluid to quickly overheat and expand enough to boil out the dip ...

...transmission ID tag and the info decal shows the type is D, but that is the only info I have been able to locate and my repair manuals don't tell me how to figure out if the trani is a Mazda ...

How Much automatic transmission fluid does a 1986 Ford bronco 2 take with torque converter filled 6 to 8 complete system holds about 12 quarts.

...trans fluid and filter. anyone have a idea? Check the vacuum line that attaches to the front of the intake manifold to the transmission,( no cracks, splits, deteriated ends) sounds like vacuum is ...