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Old Jun 26, 2022
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Truck shifts to neutral when I hit a bump.

As the title states, my ranger shifts into neutral while in reverse when a bump is hit. This frequently happens when I'm driving in reverse over a "speedbump" in my driveway and the only way to fix it is to put the car in park and then back to reverse. I have an automatic c3 transmission with a floor shifter if that info is of any value. I also replaced the filter and fluid with 3 quarts of type V fluid recently but this problem persisted before that change.
Another problem is that once I hit 35 I can no longer accelerate and the engine only revs up from that point on. No idea if the problems are correlated. Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks.
 
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Old Jun 26, 2022
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The shifting into neutral could be a broken transmission mount.
 
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Old Jun 26, 2022
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unfortunately, i dont think that is the problem. everything looked good i think.
Thank you for the suggestion though
 
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Does it actually shift to Neutral or is there just no longer any power being transferred to driveshaft?

So the two things could be related
I am not an automatic transmission guy but I think the coast clutch is needed in reverse and shifting to 3rd in a C3
So maybe time for a rebuild
 
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I think its going to neutral only because the engine returns to its idle RPMs, which is slightly higher than drive and reverse. It has slipped when I was in drive before so I really hope that isn't the case but your insight is definitely a possibility in which i may have to look in to. Thank you!
 
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