1996 Ford Explorer "causes transmission slip warms" Questions

transmission is slipping when i first take off and when i turn.is that a u joint problem? If you're sure the transmission is slipping then it's not a universal joint causing it. Classic test for loose

...transmission doesn't slip. At 65000km I had too rebuild my tranny cause it would not shift into od when it did it would become suggish found out it had a cracked drum that covers the od inside the ...

slip at cruising speed, but takes off fine? Please check your transmission fluid level after your truck has warmed up. The oil on the transmission stick should be red in color and not brown. The fluid

...transmission. You really do not have enough miles to have repeat problems with your vehicle. Once you get the codes read you will know what to do. Without the information as to why you had the Tranny ...

warms up Bands inside the transmission expands when they get warm Which can cause this issue. If your have stretched bands you will need to either replace them at a shop or new transmission. Or if you

...of cooking the seals (they will shrink and not provide a seal anymore) which can cause the transmission to hesitate or even slip out of gear. So it would need the transmission rebuilt or

...transmission slips. For example, if I stop at a stop sign, it goes out of gear and slips when I give it gas basically going nowhere, although if I keep giving it gas and revving it up, it will begin ...

...transmission to slip and you should check the transmission fluid stick at least twice a month to make sure it is at the proper level or have your transmission tuned up by a trained professional at a ...

...on engine heat to warm up the trans fluid. Cold trans fluid is very dense and can cause the transmission to slip, causing gear damage. It really only needs to run up 5 minutes. Long idle is not

2010dodge caliber slips when it gets warmed up I changed the filter ,and filled the transmission un til the fluid came out the port on the driver's side of the transmission where abigger and thinner ...