Oem transmission filter

[Misterwakko]

Hi all, just found this.
Did anyone else know this?

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[BuiltFordTough?]

To install it you need to drop the transmission out of the truck and split the case open…

 

[Misterwakko]

No, that filter is on the outside is my point. According to AI. I haven't looked under yet

 

[710-oil-614]

No, that filter is on the outside is my point. According to AI. I haven't looked under yet

Thanks, Dad.

 

[Drew304]

Careful with that AI. It runs off information any can input.

 

[Misterwakko]

First post has number and image. I need to get under but this weekend is a bad storm so, nope

 

[Castle666]

This filter is also inside of the trans. You would still need to split the case.

Pics are from Ford repair manual and parts catalog

 

[Glen Baker LLC]

Jerrod,
Thank you for the clarification with diagrams.

 

[BK007]

Hi all, just found this.
Did anyone else know this?

Umm your 100% Wrong! Read and watch these. You can not change the filter on a FORD MAVERICK 8F35 Transmission. It is sealed inside the transmission. You have to remove the transmission and split the case to change it. So doing a drain and fill every 30K is what has to be done to help keep the fluid clean and the internal filter clear.

https://transmissionaudit.com/units/ford-transmissions/8f35/

 

[Hootbro]

You have to do some critical thinking before posting AI stuff and asking people if they know this and then discount the human feedback is wrong because it is counter to the AI results. That kind of thinking could get you killed someday if not careful.

 

[wakkawakka22]

 

[Hootbro]

 

[wakkawakka22]

Umm your 100% Wrong! Read and watch these. You can not change the filter on a FORD MAVERICK 8F35 Transmission. It is sealed inside the transmission. You have to remove the transmission and split the case to change it. So doing a drain and fill every 30K is what has to be done to help keep the fluid clean and the internal filter clear.

https://transmissionaudit.com/units/ford-transmissions/8f35/

 

[710-oil-614]

My Dad will do what OP did. We’ll be talking about something and next thing I know he posts a wall of text from GPT or Google and says “here’s what AI said about the topic”

and it just kills the conversation immediately.

I am in fintech and I have been adapting to and adopting AI for years. Claude is one of my best work friends but I’m using cowork for real tasks and my instructions and guidance in various projects lead to knowledgable responses and outcomes.

OP just used baked in google AI like Dad to provide the least informative response he could.

 

[Hootbro]

My Dad will do what OP did. We’ll be talking about something and next thing I know he posts a wall of text from GPT or Google and says “here’s what AI said about the topic”

and it just kills the conversation immediately.

I am in fintech and I have been adapting to and adopting AI for years. Claude is one of my best work friends but I’m using cowork for real tasks and my instructions and guidance in various projects lead to knowledgable responses and outcomes.

OP just used baked in google AI like Dad to provide the least informative response he could.

Some forums are coming around to ban the practice of cut/paste AI content posting and banning members that continue to do it. I heard someone use the term calling them "Flesh Sack Chatbots" and it seems fitting.

AI has its place but when it is just averaging internet content it web crawls through without a validation tool for what it puts out, a lot of dead content just gets spewed to be picked up again by another AI web crawl.

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