Lubricants, Greases, Motor Oils distributed by Frank Morton for Texas Refinery Corporation 

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FORD TYPE F AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION FLUID

  • QUALITY BASE OILS
  • QUALITY ADDITIVES
  • COMPETITION TYPE FLUID
  • PROTECTS SEALS
  • MEETS OR EXCEEDS M2C33F
  • HAS INDUSTRIAL USES
Ford Type F Transmission Fluid was specified for this FMX Transmission produced in 1959 through 1981.
FORD TYPE F AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION was specified for the FMX Transmission produced from 1959 through 1981. The present specification M2C33F was set forth in 1967 by Ford Motor Company.
FORD TYPE F AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION FLUID is a red colored oil made from excellent base stocks and a beefed up additive package. It is the product recommended when a Ford Type F transmission fluid is needed. It meets the Ford M2C33F specifications.

FORD TYPE F 

Has Quality Base Oils

FORD TYPE F AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION FLUID is made from quality base oils that have been put through special refining steps. First they go through a solvent extraction process to remove undesirable characteristics that might lead to sludge, gum, or varnish. The next refining step is hydro-treating. This improves the oil's oxidation resistance and the fluid's response to the high quality additives used by Texas Refinery Corp. The oil is then dewaxed, making it suitable for cold temperatures.

FORD TYPE F 

Contains Quality Additives

A wide variety of additives are put into this fluid. It contains rust and oxidation inhibitors, non-foaming additives, anti-wear additives, and a detergent/dispersant package. The high quality additives and the high quality base oils make this FORD TYPE F AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION FLUID one of the best on the market.

FORD TYPE F 

Is A Competition Type Fluid

This product is sometimes used as a "competition" automatic transmission fluid, since it gives quicker lock-ups on shifts than DEXRON® III or MERCON® type fluids. FORD TYPE F was designed for Ford Motor Company fast shifting transmissions which utilized a "quick grabbing clutch". This product is a non-friction-modified fluid designed for the FORD FMX Transmissions produced from 1959 through 1981.

FORD TYPE F 

Protects Seals

Extra care has been taken to put in quality additives. There are additives to insure the fluid is compatible with clutch plate materials and with various automatic transmission components such as elastomeric seals and plastic parts.

FORD TYPE F 

Meets or Exceeds M2C33F

Texas Refinery Corp.'s FORD TYPE F FLUID surpasses the specifications set for an M2C33F fluid. Ford's specifications for type F were upgraded several times with the present specification, M2C33F set forth in 1967. Texas Refinery Corp.'s FORD TYPE F AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION FLUID is recommended for the automatic transmissions in light trucks and passenger cars from Ford, as well as for torque converter automatic transmissions designed to handle type F fluids.

A close look at the Texas Refinery Corp. specifications compared to the standard specifications will show Texas Refinery Corp. surpasses every single specification. A quick look at foaming for example, shows no foam after one minute of settling. Pour point is another important area and you'll see this product is better than the standard specification with a -45°F. pour point. This is an extremely important specification for this type of fluid. You'll also find the flash and fire points exceed the minimums required by the M2C33F specification.

FORD TYPE F 

Has Industrial Uses

There are many industrial uses for this product. Because it has a very low pour point (-45°F.), it makes an excellent all-weather hydraulic fluid. Industry can benefit from use of the fluid in hydraulic systems year round, because it handles temperature extremes. It performs well in cold or hot weather. 

FORD TYPE F AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION FLUID handles lubrication of chains and cables, bearings, spindles, compressors, journals and shafts, as well as being a general plant lubricant. It is even used as a cold weather gear lube (non EP).