Need Tips On How To Change PTU Fluid, Non-PP 2015 SHO

[Jake0811]

Does anyone know how easy it would be to change the PTU fluid and any potential issues i may run into?? Also how long between intervals for fluid changes?? TIA!

 

[SHOCALL]

My bro, use the search function.
There are many write ups on this procedure and various methods.
Much respect for tackling your fluids.

 

[kryptto]

Yet another PTU thread...some history

Lot's of talk recently about the PTU. It is definitely a frequently referenced component and has been known to be the cause of many failures. Wanted to provide some insight to the history of the PTU and some info on the various iterations of the years. Essentially, there are really only 2 PTUs...

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THE BIBLE so you can ask other questions that don't get shut down, @SM105K post below, however I gave you all the starters for knowing everything about the PTU.

Thread 'SM105K's Ownership/Performance/Maintenance Thread' https://shoforum.com/threads/sm105ks-ownership-performance-maintenance-thread.138235/

The Guide to Understanding the History of the Ecoboost Power Transfer Unit [Study]

Lot’s of talk recently about the Ford Power Transfer Unit (PTU). It is definitely a frequently referenced component and has been known to be prone to many failures. Below is very interesting video I was turned onto by a member of the SHO forum a few weeks ago. It’s not Ford-specific but does a...

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[Tbird6]

I will only add to consider installing a drain plug. I wish I had when I first got the car. Just makes servicing the PTU so MUCH easier!

Again another invaluable suggestion from this forum.
2013 MKS Eco 110K miles all original with many fluid changes!
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[SM105K]

Adding a plug is super easy.

 

[Jake0811]

I will only add to consider installing a drain plug. I wish I had when I first got the car. Just makes servicing the PTU so MUCH easier!

Again another invaluable suggestion from this forum.
2013 MKS Eco 110K miles all original with many fluid changes!
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Good to note, thank you!

 

[Tbird6]

It is but I have changed the PTU oil enough times that it's just a routine now. Remove plug-Suck fluid out-Fill to overflowing-Install plug.
I have a lift so things like this are nice.

I have done it on ramps too but getting too old to crawl around on concrete on my back and knee's!
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