2003 Ford F-150 Transmission Filter & Fluid Replacement 4R70W 

Nice job on the video and commentary! All I would add is to check around the pan gasket for any possible leaks after the new fluid is added. I know, it's common sense to do that but some newbie diy's wouldn't think to check. Again, good job on the video‼️

Replaced my pan with an aftermarket that comes with a drain bolt. Thank you for the video.

I have a leak in the transmission and found this video. About to do the same and pray it goes this smoothly. Thank you. I have a 04 heritage hope it’s the same.

I just discovered your channel and watched this video. I enjoyed watching this and learned from it. You have a nice presentation style, not all hyper and loud like some. It used to be so nice to be able to work on vehicles when they were simple like this old beauty. I gave you my thumbs up....

Hey again, and again, a great video and watch what I did, I found a 3/8 inch plastic tube that was cut to about 20 inches and I angled the pan, stuck the tube in the p;an, gave it a light suck, and bingo, the fluid flowed for quiet a while, making the pan less heavy for me.😊

And finally, after warming up the engine and driving a tad, my level on the dip stick was at the very top of the grid, in fact, it was like 1/16th inches higher, and two very experienced car mechanics, who i trust like god, told me it will be just fine, ok cool, and I wonder what you think about that, and so, thanks for the great video, you saved me anguish from deceiving mechanics and rip off prices!!!❤

Thanks! Doing it tomorrow. 10MM socket, Torque Wrench set to 120"# or 10'#, most people comment that they used 4 - 4.5 Qts of fluid

Just dropped the pan and filter on mine today and ran into the same thing when refilling the fluid. I got exactly 4 quarts out of the transmission when dropping the pan but ended up needing to put 4.5 quarts back in. Kind of weird but I'm guessing what ever was absorbed in the old filter made up for the difference in the extra fluid needed.

Thanks for the video, fixing to do this job myself, bought a pan with a drain plug on Amazon to make it easier in the future! Subbed!!

New to your channel, nice job never sure if the garage does it right.

Fun and mine put a quarter of oil accidentally in my transmission. For me, my truck, my Ford set there. For create a year's without being used. Because it was a will, and my friend just gave me his truck and was checking all the fluids. And there was nothing in the transmission fluid in the truck. Although the truck is driving forward and in reverse until my friend quit. Oil engine oil in the transmission. Now it only drives maybe 3 or 4 blocks forward and drives miles backwards. What do you think the problem is? What should I do?

Thanks dude, and this is what youtube is all about. thanks, now i will do my 03 f150 i got brand new in 03 and still looks an runs showroom condition. scotty kilmer, check him out on yt, said..."ron, i would hang on to that 03 f150 as that was the last year ford made good f150's, you'll love scotty if you don't already...! oh, an good luck trying to get a question in to scotty when he has a live show taking questions from viewers, just try, ha ha, wait till ya see how fast the chat runs, no chance to get in, i was super lucky to get my question in.

I have the same truck down to the extended cab long bed

I have a 2000 ford expedition 4.6L V8 Triton XLT and just wanted to know if using the ford Motorcraft Transmission fluid and power steering fluid is okay. I didn't know Transmission fluid and power steering fluid was interchangeable like that since I am used to buying it separate.

so about 5 quarts?

BTW great video!

Wouldn’t be better if spray break cleaner straight to the transmission for a better cleaning.? You ll still have dirty old oil mixing with the new clean oil. Also how often you service a transmission.? I always tough you dnt replace the transmission fluid.!

You didn't drain the torque converter

It is great how the engineers in charge to design these vehicles makes things too difficult to reach, hard to access to those hidden screws either on the transmission or the motor, at least those parts for the regular maintenance should be easy to reach like oil filters, coolant, spark plug, etc, hope now the millennials do better work on new vehicles

9:23 😅

shame you didnt dip it before draining