98 ford expedition is not shifting out of 2/3 gear and it stays rev'd up. drives better when the overdrive is off.

Asked by shayblack Aug 12, 2013 at 03:49 PM about the 1998 Ford Expedition

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

3 Answers

57,955

Sorry to say that your transmission is in need of an overhaul. Nothing short will fix it.

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thank you. everything else runs fine do you think its worth fixing? and what is a reasonable price?

57,955

I am the worst person in the world to evaluate the worth of a vehicle. It depends on you mostly. If you're mechanically inclined and shop around - you should be able to find a good used transmission and install it yourself. Not a difficult job, just a lot of rolling around on your back. If you aren't inclined, it should cost you about 4 hours labor to change it out. I've had a lot of luck with used transmission and basically, your Expedition is a Ford truck so finding the right one shouldn't be difficult.

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