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INFO: Reverse "slipping" on Ford Explorer
I've had a problem with reverse (automatic trans) on my 1999 Ford
Explorer Sport for some time. It would work fine at low throttle but it would act like I was hold the break down if I needed more power (like backing up a hill). I searched the internet and it really sounded like it might be some kind of clutch problem...like reverse and 1st engaging together. This is really the only possible problem I could find based on the symptoms. I kept driving it without repair for quite a while because of my assumption of a very costly repair. I just wanted to post this info because I couldn't find any good info on this problem and I just got it fixed. It turned out to be some kind of servo spring. The guy only charged $82 dollars to fix. I am hoping that in posting this it will help someone else out because it seems to be a common problem with this vehicle but their really were no answers that sounded as simple as a spring replacement and $82. Hope this helps someone, Greg |
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