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What kind of transmission fluid do you put in 1990 Ford Bronco?

A 1990 Ford Bronco's transmission fluid type depends on what type of transmission it has. There were several options offered that year. You must check your owner's manual or the sticker on the transmission itself to determine the correct type.

However, common fluids used in 1990 Bronco transmissions include:

* Mercon: This was a common Ford specification for automatic transmissions. Many 1990 Broncos used this.

* Type F: Another common Ford specification, but less common than Mercon in that era.

Do not simply assume. Using the wrong fluid can severely damage your transmission. Consult your owner's manual or a reputable parts store (providing your Bronco's VIN is best) to be absolutely certain.

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