fvcking transmission
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manual swap looks interesting, but very impressive to pull off. im scared to try it but i imagine that would be a next move for me. but i probably wouldnt try to keep an oem swap it would defeniately be a full carborated engine swap and no computer involved. but i dont have much research on that yet.. the valve body is easy enough to replace but take it to a trans shop first, sometimes they can easily pin point an issue, its hard to guess with trans issues
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A Ranger manual transmission is hardly an upgrade if you ask me. I like driving a manual transmission a lot more but the Ranger manual trans isn't exactly known for it's strength or reliability.
I would still go beg for warranty work. Like everyone else says, the worst they can do is tell you no. I think most dealers would turn you away but you may run into one who feels like the Ford warranty payment is sufficient (it hardly is) and wants to help you out.
I would still go beg for warranty work. Like everyone else says, the worst they can do is tell you no. I think most dealers would turn you away but you may run into one who feels like the Ford warranty payment is sufficient (it hardly is) and wants to help you out.
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yea with my past valve body issue mine shuttered in reverse and felt like it was fighting to lock up, it would only drive after i bumped into 2 or 1 then back to D but mine even tried to creep in neutral sometimes depending which gear direction you were shifting from. id say if the gears work fine when you drive, no slipage, unusual rpm, shifts or sounds then a valve body or servo or shift controller is at fault