Ford Transmission Experts

At Automatic Transmissions R Us, we believe that superior service lies in understanding the unique intricacies of each car brand. Our dedicated team of Ford transmission specialists are trained in handling Ford’s, combining advanced techniques with practical experience to deliver results.

We recognise that dealing with transmission issues can be stressful. Our commitment is to provide reliable, prompt, and hassle-free solutions to get your Ford back on the road as swiftly as possible. Trust in our exceptional customer service and high-quality craftsmanship for all your transmission needs.

If your Ford begins to exhibit certain concerning behaviours, it’s time to consult a Ford transmission specialist. Key indicators include transmission slippage, where the vehicle seems to shift gears unexpectedly or struggles to do so; an increase in noise or a change in its pitch, especially a whining from under the vehicle; fluid leaks beneath your car, characterised by a bright red or brownish spot; delayed movement or a noticeable lag when trying to accelerate; and a persistent check engine light that can often signal transmission issues. These symptoms signal that your Ford’s transmission requires professional service to prevent more serious damage.

Ford transmissions, while robust, do encounter their share of problems, which can affect the vehicle’s performance and longevity. Being aware of these can guide you to seek help when needed:

Transmission Fluid Leads: One of the most noticeable issues is leaking transmission fluid. A low fluid level can cause your transmission to overheat and can lead to poor shifting patterns, ultimately damaging the internal components.

Erratic Shifting or Jerking: If your Ford’s transmission is shifting erratically or the car jerks when shifting gears, it could be due to a malfunctioning transmission sensor or issues within the transmission’s mechanical components.

Overheating: Transmission overheating is a serious concern, often a result of heavy towing, constant stop-and-go traffic, or fluid degradation. If the transmission overheats, it can quickly lead to significant damage requiring expert attention.

Torque Converter Problems: The torque converter can develop issues such as worn bearings or damaged fins, leading to strange sounds, shuddering, or even complete transmission failure if not addressed promptly.

Clutch Issues in Manual Transmissions: Manual Ford transmissions might encounter clutch problems like sticking, not engaging or disengaging properly, or high levels of friction, indicating wear and the need for a clutch replacement.

Solenoid Issues: The solenoid controls fluid flow throughout the transmission. Faulty solenoids can lead to improper fluid levels, causing delayed shifting or even preventing the car from moving at all.

For optimal performance and longevity, we recommend that your Ford’s transmission is serviced every 12 months or every 20,000km, whichever comes first. Regular servicing ensures early detection of potential issues and prevents costly repairs down the line.

Our Ford diagnostic includes a thorough inspection of your transmission using state-of-the-art equipment. We check for leaks, examine the transmission fluid’s level and condition, and assess any abnormal noises. We also conduct a road test to evaluate the overall performance of your vehicle’s transmission system.

Following the diagnostic, we provide an honest appraisal, outlining any detected issues and recommending suitable solutions. Our primary goal is to ensure your Ford transmission is running efficiently and reliably.

A Ford transmission rebuild is a comprehensive process where we disassemble your transmission, inspect each part for wear and damage, replace faulty components, and then reassemble it. This intricate process not only improves your car’s performance but also extends the lifespan of your transmission.

Our team of experts performs this task with precision and meticulous attention to detail, using only high-quality parts for replacement to ensure your Ford runs at its best.