What type of transmission fluid does the 2013 ford f150 use?

eyeOutline 5730 messagesOutline 7
star Top Answer
accountCircle
Mike E December 17, 2020
The 2013 Ford F-150 uses Mercon V which is a fully synthetic automatic transmission fluid. To change the transmission fluid You will want to first make sure the car is level on the ground and then pop the hood open. Now locate the transmission fluid container, it should be on or near the transmission itself, and find the dipstick. Pull it out and wipe it clean, then put it back in and pull it back out. Note the amount of fluid it says is in there, and how much You need to put in to fill the container. Use a funnel and top of the container until it is full, or right at full. Being a smidge under is fine, but do not overfill. Now close up the container and You are good to go.
accountCircle
Bill F March 9, 2022
@Mike E - that is not even remotely close to how you change the transmission fluid in a 2013 Ford F-150.
accountCircle
Bossc351sProductions February 12, 2022
Check your owners manual for fluid capacities as well as what is recommended. My 6 speed auto 3.5 Ecoboost F150 which has the 6R80 transmission takes Motorcraft Mercon LV fluid. Use nothing else but Motorcraft.
accountCircle
Michael B March 7, 2022
Mike E's answer doesn't seem quite right. If one pops the hood, one will not find a transmission dipstick. Instead, Ford has provided a kind of mini dipstick that you have access to from the bottom of the vehicle. One must remove the fill hole cover to gain access to it. Next, I believe the correct Mercon is LV, not V.
accountCircle
Nathan A. April 9, 2020
Ford f-150s need a synthetic transmission fluid, brands like stp, valvoline, and castrol, all have compatible synthetic transmission fluid.
accountCircle
KennyF May 13, 2023
My 2013F-150says to take it to a mechanic, WHy?
accountCircle
Bossc351sProductions February 12, 2022
The 2013 Ford F150 with 6R80 transmission ises MERCON LV transmission fluid. Use only MOTORCRAFT fluid.
Leave your answer
Name
The Questions and Answers on this page are the statements and opinions of their respective authors and not VehicleHistory.com. VehicleHistory.com does not research or authenticate any of the Answers provided.