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View Poll Results: Do you get the tranny slip as outlined in the thread?
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Old 04-26-2010, 01:54 PM
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I am posting a poll and need everyones help. I recently brought my truck in for service and one of the issues is with the tranny slipping, the engineers say this is a design characteristic.

Here is the problem and I can reproduce this every morning and now every day even after driving if the truck has been parked for a bit:

The issue is if I get in the truck, put seatbelt on then start the truck and put into reverse within 5 secs the truck will not move and the tranny will slip and engine revs. I need help here in proving this is an issue as I have never experienced this until recently. I have even gone as far as visiting one dealer today and none of the trucks exhibit this sympton, even the loaner they gave me didn't have this either.

I am asking people to please help me and test this on their trucks first thing in the morning and posting in this poll, even a post to aid will be of big help. You may also want to try this on several mornings as well just to be sure.

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Just going by your post I would recommend simply switching two tasks. Get in your truck, START your truck and then put on your seat belt. That should solve everything. Good luck!
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Just going by your post I would recommend simply switching two tasks. Get in your truck, START your truck and then put on your seat belt. That should solve everything. Good luck!
LOL. Thanks.
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That sounds serious. Mine has no such issue.
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I really appreciate those who have posted to the poll. If possible can more people help me on this?

Lastly, any Ford Tech's on here that can shed some light on this issue? I am desperate but feel better that the service department has confirmed my issues but I don't want to be taken for a ride by Ford....
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If that was happening to me and your dealer says it normal I would be finding another dealer
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Whenever I suspect a tranny problem. The first thing I do is smell the tranny oil. It will usually smell burnt if there is a serious problem.
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Originally Posted by StickDriver
Whenever I suspect a tranny problem. The first thing I do is smell the tranny oil. It will usually smell burnt if there is a serious problem.
Normally I would agree however, there is no dipstick in our tranny.
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Thats wild Dark! I hadn`t even noticed, thanks for bringing me up to speed. I have much to learn about these new F150`s.
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Originally Posted by Dark_Wizard
Normally I would agree however, there is no dipstick in our tranny.
The 6 speeds dont have one but the 4 speeds do


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