Nancy, IT looks to me like it is working, 25K might be some close together I would have gone 50K instead of 25K. If that tranny is still acting right, not shifting goofy or has any quirks. My 97, F-150 had 355K and still works But Detent won't shift back into OD , unless I lift on the Accelerator and let it Breath and then it goes back to OD! If it still works I would spread the maintenance to 50K instead of 25K. I suspension, You thought a problem could exist or you wouldn't have gone to this maintenance Schedule, but you have added another 140K to the tranny s life by doing what you did! (That is an old GM Tranny trick!) You have Done Good Girl! Later, John A. PS, a new Create tranny is $3K with 3 yr 100K mileage warranty from Ford!
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