How to drain and refill transmission fluid on a 2020 Ford Transit Connect (the small Ford Transit)

[@Audioelement1]

Just the video I was looking for. I have 2019 TC with 57k and it's starting to jump while driving, I've noticed the rpms jump too and there is a constant humming sound. I removed the EGR valve and cleaned it. That helped with the jumping. It does does it but not as frequently and much more subtle. The hum is still there

[@InYourDrivewayAuto]

I would definitely give this a shot and see if it doesn’t help out

[@martyvictor6077]

You really show a lot of details that will help anyone with a Transit Connect. even if they're not going to do the service themselves.. At least now, even if we use a shop we know what the score is.

[@InYourDrivewayAuto]

Thanks man! Glad it was helpful!

[@hasun1987]

Great video, just did mine. You should have let the transmission heat up to 85C degrees before checking level, According to the manual. I used a cheap USB cable and Forscan to read trans temperature

[@InYourDrivewayAuto]

That is correct

[@neftalirosado6167]

Great video and great job !! Congratulations!! New day, new teaching!! Thank!! 👍🏽

[@InYourDrivewayAuto]

Thanks man! Glad it was helpful!

[@kfroix]

Thank you sooooooo much for making this video. I have been looking for a video on the transit connect.

[@InYourDrivewayAuto]

No problem man! I’m glad it helped!

[@SkankHardEnduro]

good video bro. I just dumped my fluid on my 2021, toasted. thanks

[@InYourDrivewayAuto]

Glad it helped!

[@Republic3D]

Thanks for the video. How often should you replace the transmission fluid?

[@InYourDrivewayAuto]

I stated in the video how often, but if I remember correctly it was every 60k-100k miles depending what type of driving you do. If you’re towing, driving in mountainous terrain, driving aggressively, etc you should change it closer to the 60k mile mark

[@Republic3D]

@@InYourDrivewayAuto Okay, thank you. I missed that part.

[@InYourDrivewayAuto]

No problem!

[@michaelsamra3171]

@@InYourDrivewayAuto Did you drain the torque converter? You can start it up with the drain plug off and let it run for about a minute and it should get the fluid out of the Torque converter.

[@erikestrada7843]

So you check with car running in park?

[@InYourDrivewayAuto]

Yes

[@michaelcarletti766]

What about the filter on the transmission? Is that not replaced everytime?

[@stefanpuffer]

The filter is inside the transmission. Changing it is really easy once you remove the transmission and split the case.