1988 Ford Broco II 6 cylinder?

Question

EXACTLY what kind of transmission fluid does a Ford Bronco II use and how much (capacity)?

Answer 1

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F type for automatic, 90 weight for manual?

Answer 2

Automatic or manual?

Best way to find out is call a auto parts store. They have info on hand as to which fluid and the capacity.

Answer 3

Dextron is NOT for GM transmissions only. Ford was using type F (For "Friction", not "Ford)" until the mid to late 60's and then switched to Dextron. Mercron wasn't even on the shelf for many years after.  

Answer 4

for how much depends on what you have done 4 or 5 to 12 quarts and  DEXRON

Answer 5

dextron w/ mercon 3.capacity depends on how far the tranny was torn down.If you only did a filter change add 3 qts. run it in park on level ground and add as neccesary until it is at the proper level.

Answer 6

There were 2 different manual transmissions and one automatic transmission in 1988.

The automatic require Mercon fluid not Dexron(Dexron is for GM transmissions)

The Mazda built manual(the most common one) also requires a Mercon fluid.

The Mitsubishi made manual uses a 10w-40 motor oil.

How much depends on what you are doing.

The automatic requires 3 quarts for a service fill.  But if you have replace the torque converter it needs either 9 quarts for a 2wd or 10 quarts for a 4 wheel drive.

The Mazda manual transmission needs 5.5 pints to fill it.

The Mitsubishi manual needs 4.9 pints to fill it.