06 taurus transmission help

Asked by Tracy May 03, 2019 at 10:04 AM about the 2006 Ford Taurus

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

the transmission completely is out in my crappy 06 taurus and i want to buy a
used one and find someone to help put it in for cheaper. what models taurus
will work for 06 transmission. Like would a 2004? 2005

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It may sound like a good idea to buy a used transmission but I would strongly NOT recommend it. There is a lot of work required to install the transmission and you are replacing it with a unit as old or older than your broken one. The chances that the used transmission will not work or fail are pretty good. I would recommend at least buying a rebuilt unit, or consider buying a newer car. Again, I know it sounds like you will save money this way but I have seen lots of folks install a used trans and have to replace it again.

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