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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Trucks / May 2006

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Transmission Nightmare - please help

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JJohnson75@gmail.com - 23 May 2006 02:24 GMT
All ~

I own a 2001 Super Duty with 186,000 miles and the truck is in
excellent shape. The fluid is pink and has no metal indications, but I
am experiencing shifting issues. The truck does not downshift when I
leave a stop or come to a stop...it often just stays in overdrive. I am
somewhat confident that it has a electrical failure of
somesort....maybe a "manual lever position sensor" or a "gem module".
Has anyone ever experienced this problem, and if so, what was the
resolution.

Thank you all,

Jason

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Advocate - 23 May 2006 06:09 GMT
> All ~
>
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> Has anyone ever experienced this problem, and if so, what was the
> resolution.

I  cannot tell you what's wrong with your transmission...but I have had two
automatic transmissions self destruct in my thirty six years of
driving...and both exhibited the failure you are now describing (they
wouldn't down shift when I stopped). Take my advice; the next time you drive
this vehicle, it should be directly to a good automatic transmission shop.
When my vehicles started to act like this, it was at the very end of their
life.
SnoMan - 23 May 2006 13:09 GMT
>I  cannot tell you what's wrong with your transmission...but I have had two
>automatic transmissions self destruct in my thirty six years of
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>When my vehicles started to act like this, it was at the very end of their
>life.

Good advise as it sound like you may be have some interal seal
problems with clutchs or valve body for which there is no easy fix.
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