The Ford Transit payload capacity chart runs from a factory maximum of 4,650 pounds for the 2015 Cargo Van to 5,103 pounds for a properly configured 2026 T-350HD. Those figures are not the capacity of every Transit. Your van’s actual allowance depends on its year, series, gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR), roof, body length, engine,…
The Ford Transit paint code chart below lists factory exterior paint codes for US-market Transit vans from 2015 through 2026. Find your model year first, then match its code to the factory color name. Before buying touch-up paint, confirm the code printed on your own van’s certification label. Ford changed its Transit palette several times…
The Ford Transit oil capacity chart depends on the model year and engine, not simply whether the van is a Transit 150, 250, or 350. For U.S.-spec full-size Transits, many gasoline engines require about 6 quarts with a new oil filter, while the earlier 3.2L Power Stroke diesel requires 12 quarts. One late-model 3.5L engine…
Quick answer: On the current North American Ford Transit Cargo Van, cargo floor length is 126.0 in (Regular), 143.7 in (Long), or 172.2 in (Extended / Long-EL). Maximum cargo height is 56.9 / 72.0 / 81.5 in for Low / Medium / High roof. Behind-the-first-row volume runs from 246.7 cu ft (Regular Low) to 487.3…