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how many quartz of automatic transmission fluid?

2000 Ford Contour SE front wheel drive, 4 cylinder 2.0 engine. The Manual says 8.51 (9.0 qts.)does this mean I need to get two jugs of ATF or 9 quartz of the smaller bottles?Didn't know a Transmission took this much fluid...Is a flush really necessary?

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Quartz, SiO2 is often the last thing to crystallize out of a magma, and the first to melt as temperature increases. It has a very strong crystal structure (tectosilicate) and is therefore super durable. Sand is primarily weathered quartz. Shocked quartz, quartz that has been subjected to extremely high pressures, is often indicative of an impact site (e.g. meteorite impact craters). Quartz encompasses a group of SiO2 minerals containing alpha-quartz, beta-quartz, stishovite, coesite, tridymite, and cristobalite. Quartz, if allowed to grow freely in the melt (e.g. not in the in-between of other minerals) will grow in a hexagonal prism. Quartz is super abundant. It is the second most abundant mineral group in continental crust, after feldspars. You can find quartz at the beach, in sandstones, in granite, and in the metamorphic rocks quartzite, and schist* and gneiss* (depending on the original composition) Quartz is awesome!

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