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Old 03-13-2006, 21:14   #1 (permalink)
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1995 ford f-150

Have A 1995 Ford F150 and think I could have a problem with the trannsmission. It has a EOD4, When you put the truck in reverse it seems to have heavy drag and will no go unless you accelerate hard, even then the drag is still there. No brake problems found, as it felt like a stuck wheel cylinder. When in Drive it runs fairly well, but will have hard shifts from time to time. It seems like the truck is under heavy load. Does this sound like a internal transmission problem or could something be wrong with the electrical system, This tranny uses a lot of sensors to calibrate it. Or maybee a linkage problem. Too many variables. Any Suggestions?
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