There is no way to check the transmission fluid as the system is considered sealed. There is a special tool which drains the transmission when the fluid is changed. The pan fitting allows fluid to be pumped in. When it is heated he expands and exits the fitting on the pan. When the fluid stops dripping out the transmission is "full" Unless you saw a puddle of red/pink fluid under your vehicle the fluid is probably OK. Take it to a shop.
Put it in reverse and it reverses. Put it in drive and it goes in drive and thats it/ It won't shift gears.
2002 Ford Explorer
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Maintenance & Repair
I had a broken transmission line to the front cooler by the radiator. I fixed it but when I tried to put fluid in through the trans dipstick tube it leaked out. Do I have a seal problem or does the tr...
2000 Ford Explorer
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Maintenance & Repair
OK i'm stumped. I have a 2001 ford explorer(please keep comments about fords to yourself ). I've had 4 episodes where i was driving along with no issues and the even though i am excellerating the ca...
2001 Ford Explorer XLT 4WD
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Maintenance & Repair
My 2012 Ford Explorer gives me the message "shift to park" when I turn off the car. The car is fully in park. I have to push the button on the gear shift and jiggle the gear shift for it to finally ac...
2012 Ford Explorer XLT 4WD
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Maintenance & Repair
How had is it going to be to do the tune up to my truck and change the spark plugs out
1997 Ford Explorer 4 Dr Eddie Bauer AWD SUV
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Maintenance & Repair
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