Posted by Tractorcedric on November 22, 2021 at 19:57:50 from (63.248.39.248):
I never bought a new Ford before. The salesman said the Ford website will need a name for my new Explorer. So I said Ol Blue. Turns out I can go on line and look up all kinds of info about OL Blue. In fact the website knows how many miles it has on it right now. Anyway best I can tell is that the first time the transmission will need service is at the 150,000 mile mark. I wonder if they build the trans and then sorta test and break it in. Then change the fluid before they put it in the car? I know one thing for sure, I plan to make my payments on time. I am most likely to be in a pine box when it hits 150,000. Another neighbor wanted me to service his new tractor and he said it had 300 hours on it. Turned out it had 30.0. Oh well he will have the oil and filters ready for 2022.
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