How Often Should the Transmission Fluid in a Focus Be Changed?

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LucilleRose
07/25/25 7:30am
Ford Focus transmission fluid should be changed every 60,000 kilometers. Transmission fluid is an oil product that keeps the gear system clean, providing lubrication to extend the lifespan of the transmission components. It offers effective lubrication even in low-temperature conditions and reduces oil loss under harsh operating conditions. Depending on the transmission structure, transmission fluid is categorized into automatic transmission fluid and manual transmission fluid. Taking the Focus 2021 Sedan 1.5L Manual Fengyue model as an example: the manufacturer of this car is Changan Ford, classified as a compact car, with a gasoline energy type and a 6-speed manual transmission.
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McRosalie
08/10/25 6:34pm
My Ford Focus automatic transmission has been running for almost five years. According to the owner's manual, the transmission fluid replacement interval is every 75,000 kilometers. Since I often encounter heavy city traffic with frequent stop-and-go conditions that put extra load on the transmission, I usually check the fluid condition around every 60,000 kilometers. If I notice the color darkening or any unusual odor, I replace it ahead of schedule. Once I delayed the change by 5,000 kilometers and started experiencing noticeable gear shift jerks. When I took it to the repair shop, I was told the transmission internal components were nearly damaged. Fortunately, timely intervention prevented costly repairs. I recommend paying close attention to your vehicle's feedback - while highway driving may allow slightly extended intervals, never neglect regular maintenance. A fluid change costs just a few hundred yuan, which is far more economical than replacing an entire transmission for tens of thousands.
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