My truck runs fine in park, neutral, or reverse, but dies when put in drive. Why?

Asked by tc Apr 04, 2007 at 09:14 AM about the 2000 Ford F-150

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My 2000 F-150 5.4 auto will run fine in park or reverse, but dies in drive. Why?

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LouB answered 17 years ago

You may have a tranny issue tc. Check the fluid level on your tranny. If it's low them fill to the proper level and see it it relieves the issue. If it does, try to find the leak and get it taken care of, If it doesn't you will probably need to seek professional help. Good luck!

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GuruFK4SQ answered 3 years ago

I got a 2004 5.4 Ford 150 I can start my truck run good in park put it in drive then drive about two blocks it would start cutting out then dies try to start it back up it won't unless I put a rag with little gas on it to get it started and leave it there to get it back home could it be the same prob?

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