I have a 1998 ford explorer 4x4 6 cylinder. It will not drive in reverse.
Nov 20, 2007 at 5:37 PM
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Hi,
I looked your question up in Google and this is what I found under Automatic Transmission Diagnose By Symptom
No Reverse
Improper fluid level.
Transmission shift cable broken or misadjusted.
Improper band/clutch application pressure.
Fluid filter damaged or plugged.
Main control assembly gaskets damaged or bolt out of torque.
Main control separator plate damaged.
Pump assembly bolts out of specifications.
Reverse clutch burnt, worn, or leaking.
Direct/reverse servo piston seal cut/leaking.
good luck
I looked your question up in Google and this is what I found under Automatic Transmission Diagnose By Symptom
No Reverse
Improper fluid level.
Transmission shift cable broken or misadjusted.
Improper band/clutch application pressure.
Fluid filter damaged or plugged.
Main control assembly gaskets damaged or bolt out of torque.
Main control separator plate damaged.
Pump assembly bolts out of specifications.
Reverse clutch burnt, worn, or leaking.
Direct/reverse servo piston seal cut/leaking.
good luck
Nov 21, 2007 at 3:13 PM
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