Somebody lying

[Shokev]

Went to the dealership today and they said the ptu fluid and the read diff fluid aren’t serviceable??????


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[4sfed]

Went to the dealership today and they said the ptu fluid and the read diff fluid aren’t serviceable??????


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Either that, or they didn't want to do it. Either way.... You're better off going somewhere else.


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[Shokev]

Either that, or they didn't want to do it. Either way.... You're better off going somewhere else.


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Should i go to another dealership or take it to another shop like good year ?


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[4sfed]

Should i go to another dealership or take it to another shop like good year ?


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I'd ask your friends for shops they trust.



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[Csbbrah]

Went to the dealership today and they said the ptu fluid and the read diff fluid aren’t serviceable??????


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Dealerships for the most part still cling to that lifetime fluid bs. No ford dealers around would touch it. Had to do it myself. Wasnt too hard.

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[Shokev]

Dealerships for the most part still cling to that lifetime fluid bs. No ford dealers around would touch it. Had to do it myself. Wasnt too hard.

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Is there any vids on on that you know of it probably isn’t that hard but i just want to make sure about it


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[Csbbrah]

Is there any vids on on that you know of it probably isn’t that hard but i just want to make sure about it


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Check out sm105k's ownership thread. Also http://www.ecoboostperformanceforum.com/index.php?topic=1706.0

Rear diff is super easy. Get a cheap hand pump. Jack up rear of car. Remove fill plug. Suck old oil out. Put new oil in.

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[Jordan_R]

Dealerships look up the change internal and it says lifetime. That's what they are looking at. Although we know better than that... I guess it would be lifetime assuming the ptu has exploded otherwise.

 

[gwrabbit]

In my experience, dealerships have always been trash when it comes to these things.
You're far better off finding a shop you can trust.

 

[Shokev]

Does anyone know if the non pp 2013 shos have a drain plug on the ptu ?


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[Csbbrah]

Does anyone know if the non pp 2013 shos have a drain plug on the ptu ?


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They have a fill plug. Will have to suck out old fluid with pump.

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[BobDozer]

Rear diff is pretty easy. Changed mine two days ago but it really was not that bad looking as far as the fluid.

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[Shokev]

Rear diff is pretty easy. Changed mine two days ago but it really was not that bad looking as far as the fluid.

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Did you take the whole cover off or got it out with a pump


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[SM105K]

Take the cover off, and get all of the shavings and crap out of the bottom. Then refill with Redline Shockproof Lightweight Oil. If you do the PTU, use the same oil.

 

[BobDozer]

Taking the cover off is the best way but I pumped it out about 32 ounces then put some royal purple. Changed the PTU fluid at the same time so in about 15k I'll change both again but rear cover is coming off.

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[SHOCH]

Lincoln dealership

 

[Shokev]

What’s the part number for the rear diff gasket?


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[Johnbigdog]

What’s the part number for the rear diff gasket?


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Clear silicone rubber TA-32. Ford part number: ESB-M4G92-A. (From a 2016 taurus workshop manual)

 

[Shokev]

Clear silicone rubber TA-32. Ford part number: ESB-M4G92-A. (From a 2016 taurus workshop manual)

Good look


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[Christian]

I guess I'm lucky. My local Ford dealership fully embraces fluid changes in all components. They did my PTU and will later do my trans and RDU. When they did my PTU, they also discovered a leaking CAC and repaired it. I'm impressed with them so far (Chilliwack Ford).