My Ford Explorer has no reverse. Does the transmission needs to service, or does the transmission needs to be replace.
If No Reverse But You Have Forward Gears - You Have a Bad Reverse Pump.
Rebuild or Replacement is In Order
Replaced or rebuilt it depends how good of shape the rest of the vehical is a used one is your cheeper choice rebuild is more money but will be new
SOURCE: I need a diagram for 1994 ford explorer transmission
hey whats up go to any auto parts store and ask them for either the haynes book or chilton book for your vehicle
SOURCE: 98 Ford Explorer won't move in reverse
Sometimes it may just be the fluid level, if you have drive , drive it around the block a few times, then park it on level ground and hold the brake and go through all the gears slowley, two times. put it in park, open the hood and check the fluid level, the dip stick in the back by the fire wall, take it out and clean it, read the stick. SOME need to be checked in Nutral, if this is the case do so but be carefull that the truck has stopped moving when put in nutral!!! if it is low only put in the right fluid, and a little at a time, while it is still running DO NOT OVER FILL !!!!!!!! Also sometimes it is a SENSOR problem, and in most cases not to hard or costly to replace.
SOURCE: my ford explorer reverse do not work
change the fluid and filter in the transmission ASAP and that should take care of your problem. if you drive it too long like that you may not be able to save it.
SOURCE: Location of Speed Sensor 1998 Ford Explorer XLT
polarcycle is right but there is a speed sensor on the drivers side top of the trans. toward the tail shaft or transfer case. there is as well a sensor inside the trans. itself that is mounted on the web. behind the overdrive band and drum.
SOURCE: 2002 Ford Explorer with 5R55W transmission: How
I can't find any reference to an adjustment in the overhaul manual, so i will assume this means no adj ness. or provided for.
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