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Thanks Wubster100, much appreciated. I just ordered the Motorcraft RDU fluid. If anyone has any alternative recommendations for the PTU and Transmission fluids I love to hear.
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I use my parking brake all the time. Especially when parked on any type of hill or incline. It is there for a reason.
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Wubster100 thank you for the info. I too could not find that in my digital owner's handbook. I did see on some previous threads that there are some possibly better alternatives via Redline or Amsoil. One of the popular ones was Redline Shockproof for the PTU?
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Update: Just rolled over 280,500 miles this morning on the way to work. Only "issue" that comes up from time to time is that I get a warning for a faulty tire pressure sensor. Seems to only happen when it is, or has, rained. Light goes away after a bit so I am not concerned. I checked the rear wheel bearings and all is ok for the time being. Changed the oil over the weekend as well. Engine still seems to not use anything out of the ordinary. Thinking about doing an oil analysis at the next change to see if anything of concern comes up. I need to run the numbers but I am still less than $700 all in, including maintenance, excluding fuel and insurance. Come Fall I will put at least two tires on her and splurge for the two piece driveshaft so I have AWD for the winter. The Lincoln has been my most trouble-free "well used" vehicle purchase I have ever made, based upon a labor and parts perspective. It essentially costs me almost nothing to operate, cannot ask much more out of a vehicle.
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By Wubster100 · Posted
RDU: Motorcraft SAE 75W Disconnect RDU Fluid XY-75W-QL PTU: Motorcraft SAE 75W-85 Premium Synthetic Rear Axle Fluid XY-75W85-QL / WSS-M2C942-A ATF: Motorcraft MERCON ULV Automatic Transmission Fluid XT-12-QULV / WSS-M2C949-A / MERCON ULV -
Can I please get the correct PTU and RDU fluid type for my 2023 ST. I haven't been able to find them in the owners manual. I've seen different varying types on You-tube videos and and I just want to be clear what are the Ford recommended ones for my particular vehicle. I'd like to know the exact fluids and then maybe get the Amsoil equivalent, or another type if anyone believes there is something better than the Ford recommended type for the PTU, RDU, Transmission & engine oil.
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Thanks Haz and excuse the slow reply. Went under and I tightened all the bolts. They were just slightly loose. No leaks anymore.
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NEVER!!! Everything except the brake pads and tires and wiper bladesare OE on the 08 Edge!
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Replaced the battery almost a year ago. Went well no problems, now almost a year later there appears to be corrosion forming on the ground from the battery to the frame. Should I grease this? Thanks
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