do all 2009 have transmission problems

Asked by suvowner Nov 20, 2013 at 10:20 PM about the 2009 Ford Escape

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

have a 2009 ford escape with 95000 noticed a little hesation and shiting in lower speeds drawn out hoping just never drove one before do all of them do this

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Agree with Tom, don't skip the Auto trans fluid changes or you'll be asking for trouble. Chances are if you have the fluid flushed, or at least change it, your problems will likely go away. If you ignore, it will only get worse until it fails. If your a do it yourselfer and want to do the fluid change at home, you probably find that only about a gallon of fluid can be drained at once, so you'll have to keep draining and replacing a gallon at a time, probably three or four rounds, to get all the old stuff out. It's a pain, but worth it!

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My car had kill on me why I was driving now it's not doing anything I wonder what's going on with it

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