What is the transmission fluid capacity for a 2003 expedition with 4 point 6 liter v8?

The transmission fluid capacity for a 2003 Ford Expedition with a 4.6L V8 engine depends on whether it has a 4R70W or 4R75W transmission. There's no way to tell definitively without checking the vehicle's identification number (VIN) and looking up the specifications or checking the transmission itself for a tag showing the type.

However, the capacities are generally in this range:

* 4R70W: Approximately 12-16 pints (6-8 quarts) including the torque converter. The actual amount will vary slightly depending on how much fluid remains in the torque converter and transmission cooler lines after draining.

* 4R75W: Similar capacity to the 4R70W, possibly slightly more.

To find the precise capacity for *your* Expedition:

1. Check the owner's manual: This is the best source.

2. Look for a sticker on the transmission: Sometimes there is a tag on the transmission itself that will list the fluid capacity.

3. Use a VIN decoder: Input the VIN into a reputable online VIN decoder. This will provide detailed specifications for your vehicle, including the transmission type.

4. Consult a Ford dealer or mechanic: They will have access to the correct information based on your VIN.

Don't rely on just a general range; the exact capacity is crucial for proper fluid level and transmission health.