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All of a sudden our Ford 1994 explorer doesn't want to shift into drive from reverse? We can shift to first or 601it seems after the car warms up it will finally shift. Is this transmission going out?
The transmission is loseing internal fluid pressure, its time for a rebuilt transmission. The A4ld that your explorer has is prone to trouble in this area. A good rebuilt transmission may cost at least $1700 dollars.
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Question edited for clarity, full year make model
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It appears to have history. A bit worrying you say 'kinda changed the filter and fluid'. Most are sealed for life, and the amount of fluid is critical. If you drain, you measure what comes out and replace with the same amount of the right type of ATF.
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