Fluid locations for Ford 555B
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A good diesel motor oil for the engine.
Everything else takes a good grade of hydraulic transmission oil.
86546614 Engine Filter
84535312 Fuel Filter
251483 Hydraulic Filter
81866927 Outer Air Filter
84493218 Inner Air Filter
Everything else takes a good grade of hydraulic transmission oil.
86546614 Engine Filter
84535312 Fuel Filter
251483 Hydraulic Filter
81866927 Outer Air Filter
84493218 Inner Air Filter
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Power steering & spin on transmission filter too
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I knew I was missing a filter, thanks! PS not that critical or frequent.
86546606 Transmission
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still like to change them, especially if you don't know history of maintenance, too often neglected and pumps aren't cheap!
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If the fluid looks decent, just change the filter. I have split many a 555 mainly to replace a broke flex plate for the torque converter. Worse part of the whole deal is those two little bolts on bottom of fuel tank that are vertical and screw up into the tank. The rest is just bulk work. That was before flex head ratcheting end wrenches were widely available. Probably 20 years ago. I had a deal with a heavy equipment company. They provided me with an international service truck. 16 ton auto crane, hydraulic air, welder, torch, recovery tank, rigged out good. Deal was, I had to go do all their assigned work. Then, when off, I could take the truck and use it like it was mine. Parked at my house every day. Worked the Little Rock area.