How much transmission fluid does the 2005 Ford Explorer take?

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Margaret W. December 14, 2020
If You happened to have popped open Your hood and checked Your fluids and You noticed that the transmission oil is low on Your 2005 Ford Explorer, You might need to add more to keep it at a safe level. If You forgot how much You need and You don't have Your owner's manual at hand, I'll help You out. The transmission fluid capacity on Your vehicle is 12.7 quarts. The overall purpose of Your transmission fluid is important to the wellbeing of Your transmission. We all know that it is supposed to keep Your transmission lubricated, but what it also does is that it protects the other parts inside of it. To be more specific, Your fluid protects metal components, keeps gaskets conditioned and maintains cooling temperatures.
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Abdelrhman Saber July 20, 2020
How much automatic transmission in the 2005 Ford Explorer
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Lauren C. August 29, 2019
The 5-speed automatic transmission in the 2005 Ford Explorer requires 12.7 quarts of transmission fluid.
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