Hi every one.
I'am new to this forum, living overseas (Netherlands).
I own a 76 F100 supercab and a 77 F250 crewcab, both have a c6 tranny.
The F100 tranny fluid was'nt changed since I own it ( 8 yrs).
The F250 tranny fluid had amsoil in it wich is hard to get overhere.
So I decided to change fluids in both. I put atf f in the 76 F100 and it ran just fine (old fluid was soupy).In the 77 F250 I put dexron II, It runs ok when driving along normally , but when the tranny is warmed up and I hit the throttle it has a long shift from 2nd to 3rd with sometimes a rpm surge before shifting or no shift. Also the reverse gear starts slipping then.
Before the fluid change the tranny shifted really strong, when using more power the shifts became more positive.I'am wondering if its caused by the fluid change or a failure of some kind. The guy I purchased the oil from suggested , the new oil could have loosened dirt wich could cause problems in the valve body. The old fluid (amsoil) looked very clean and there was no debris in the oil pan.
All help is welcome and sorry for the long story
Thanks William
I'am new to this forum, living overseas (Netherlands).
I own a 76 F100 supercab and a 77 F250 crewcab, both have a c6 tranny.
The F100 tranny fluid was'nt changed since I own it ( 8 yrs).
The F250 tranny fluid had amsoil in it wich is hard to get overhere.
So I decided to change fluids in both. I put atf f in the 76 F100 and it ran just fine (old fluid was soupy).In the 77 F250 I put dexron II, It runs ok when driving along normally , but when the tranny is warmed up and I hit the throttle it has a long shift from 2nd to 3rd with sometimes a rpm surge before shifting or no shift. Also the reverse gear starts slipping then.
Before the fluid change the tranny shifted really strong, when using more power the shifts became more positive.I'am wondering if its caused by the fluid change or a failure of some kind. The guy I purchased the oil from suggested , the new oil could have loosened dirt wich could cause problems in the valve body. The old fluid (amsoil) looked very clean and there was no debris in the oil pan.
All help is welcome and sorry for the long story
Thanks William