The automatic gearbox of my Ford B-max is slipping: In this situation, you probably have a dead clutch disc, the clutch will have to be replaced, and on some models you cannot replace it without carrying out a standard exchange of the gearbox, get ready to spend more than a thousand euros. There may be other automatic gearbox problems on Ford B The second step to take in case of whining noise from the transmission is to check the filter on an automatic transmission. The transmission filter is located inside the crankcase. Drain the transmission fluid with a sizable wrench. After that, unbolt the crankcase. Once the crankcase is out, check if there are metal shavings. For selected versions, Ford offered an automatic transmission as well. REVIEW: 2015 Ford C-Max and Grand C-Max full description and technical specifications gasoline engines:
Ford Transmission Recommendations for 2015 C-Maxs. According to Ford, your C-Max’s transmission should be checked regularly for wear and tear. Specifically, Ford recommends exchanging transmission and differential fluids in 2015 Ford C-Maxs at certain intervals with Ford-approved transmission fluid. Our expert techs are familiar with 2015 C
Slipping problem on the automatic gearbox of my Citroen C4 Cactus: As we described to you above, regardless of the type of automatic gearbox, they tend to have poor responsiveness and slip during the ignition phases. accelerations. Nevertheless, this problem is supposed to manifest itself only when starting your vehicle and not when it is launched.
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Just bought a 2019 focus 1.0 st line for my son and I think there’s an issue with the gearbox. when sat idling there’s a rattling noise coming from the gearbox area. When you press the clutch fully in, the noise goes away. also the gear stick seems quite sloppy when it’s in any gear there’s quite a bit of forwards and backwards free play.
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