What is the fluid capacity of a Ford transmission?

Answer by  philheffer (19)

Depending on the type of transmission, whether it be manual or automatic, there is a difference in the amount of transmission fluid required. With a manual A4LD transmission, 9-10 quarts of transmission fluid would be needed. With an A4LD automatic transmission, only 3 quarts of transmission fluid would be required. Both quantities are assumed the transmission fluid is empty.

Answer by  kaysta (6)

The A4LD transmission has a fluid capacity of 9.5 quarts, or 9.0 liters. That's when it's completely dry--an oil change will require less than half of that!

Answer by  hemantc (169)

The fluid capacity of a Ford transmission ranges from 12-14 in Owners Manuals.For example for ford E-250 the fluid capacity is 16 quarts. It means the fluid capacity varies.

Answer by  ulisses (291)

if you put mor than 2 quarts that is to much for an transmission if the transmission keep making the car cut off then you will now that you did not put that much or you can check if you need more by the stick