Ford Transit— Transmission Guide

Complete transmission type, fluid specification, and service interval data for every Ford Transit generation.

2015–present

Transmission

10-Speed Automatic

Code: 10AT

Fluid Specification

ATF (Ford Mercon ULV / GM Dexron)

Service Interval

Every 30,000 miles

Engine

3.5L Cyclone V6 NA | 3.5L EcoBoost V6 twin-turbo | 2.0L Power Stroke I-4 diesel (2020-2022) — Direct Injection

Drivetrain Options

RWD, AWD

Note: 10R80 from 2020+. 6R80 6AT before that.

Frequently Asked Questions

What transmission does a Ford Transit have?

The Ford Transit uses a 10-Speed Automatic (10AT). Depending on the model year and trim level, the exact transmission may vary — see the year-by-year breakdown above for full details.

What fluid does a Ford Transit transmission take?

The recommended transmission fluid is ATF (Ford Mercon ULV / GM Dexron). Always verify with your owner's manual or dealership, as the correct fluid can vary by production year and transmission variant.

How often should I service the Ford Transit transmission?

The recommended service interval is every 30,000 miles. Severe driving conditions (towing, frequent stop-and-go, extreme temperatures) may require more frequent service. Regular transmission maintenance is one of the best ways to prevent costly repairs.

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