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4x4 6 cylinders manual trans.1995 ford f150 when down shifting and changing gears to slow down a very loud grinding sound but if i pump the cluth and rev up the rpm's sometimes it goes into gear.....
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Usually it means you need a little more clutch adjustment and/or a lower engine rpm. Your synchronizers could be bad. The fluid level can be low, but overfilling on some series will flood the rear brakes with lube.
On some models the pto must slow down or stop spinning if an implement has momentum and you need to shift. There are free wheeling pto adapters which allow the pto to operate at a different rpm than the implement.
The high rpm on an automatic trans can result in shifting problems when changing gears.
Hey man, i would start with your trans, if its sticking in gear i would suggest changing the fluid. If it is an automatic changing the fluid and filter will help the trans shift smoother. If it is a manual changing the gear oil will help. If that doesnt seem to help LUCAS makes a few different trans products for manual or auto that will help shifting and recondition the seals in your trans, its available at any local parts store. If the problem continues after doing all of this you should think about taking to a shop for an inspection. hope that is helpfull.
YOU NEED TO PULL THE TRANS AND REPLACE THE SLAVE CYL IF THE FLUID IS LEAKING AT ALL ONE WAY OR THE OTHER YOU WILL END UP REPLACING THE CLUTCH MASTER CYL BUT THIS TIME YOU NEED TO GAIN ACCESS TO THE SLAVE CYL AND APPLY PRESSURE TO IT HOLDING IT BACK WHILE SOMEONE PUMPS THE PEDAL AND YOU BLEED IT WORKS
mcdevito75 here, I would figure yes, if your shifting while in motion, definetly yes, when you shift your changeing gear ratios in the 4 wheel drive or the transmission, this will cause the engine to slow but also make the gas pedal moe responsive.If you feel or hear this slowing down of the engine while standing still (at a red light) it"s most likely the computer contolled sensor in the tranny. I woulkd still check with my local shop for their advice too.
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