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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Explorer / November 2006

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Low Speed Lurching

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Kelley - 14 Nov 2006 01:51 GMT
I've got an '04 Explorer XLS 2wd that has what I can only describe as a dead
spot in the trans.  If let to coast for a while at speeds between 10 and the
shift point to 2nd gear she'll lurch abruptly after stepping lightly on the
throttle.  There is also a slight delay between hitting the gas and feeling
the lurch forward.  This behavior only happens before the shift to 2nd.
This really makes for a jerky drive when making my way through residential
areas as I experience this at just about every turn.

I was told by a Ford tech that this is called drivetrain wind-up.

Has anyone else experienced this?  Is there a fix or should I just get used
to it?

I have about 5 more months of warranty left and I would love to go back to
the dealer armed with more info.

K
Andy Barkl - 14 Nov 2006 20:27 GMT
> I've got an '04 Explorer XLS 2wd that has what I can only describe as a
> dead spot in the trans.  If let to coast for a while at speeds between 10
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> K

My '03 EB acts pretty much the same given the opportunity. I don't and I
give it gas in the corners. After all it's an SUV. :)
 
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