Posted by Texasmark1 on February 18, 2018 at 07:28:09 from (184.20.63.207):
In Reply to: Oil viscosity posted by Stephen Newell on February 17, 2018 at 20:13:15:
Is it a Ford, 1960's era? I had the same problem with my '63 2000D and Sound Guy put me onto the fact that my hydraulic tubes, that run through the tranny sump, get pin holes in them which allow the high pressure hyd fluid to enter the tranny case.
One day I decided it was time to change the tranny and the hyd sump fluid so I just did both with JD303 trans/hyd fluid oil from wallyworld...I find 303 and 134 specks co exist on most containers so I use either spec as a reference.
Result is a little noiser tranny but shifting is improved, especially durning the winter months. Every once in awhile I pull the fill plug on the side of the tranny case and let the excess out and refill the hyd. sump if need be. Not all that much but does require attention from time to time.
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