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jobar
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- Jul 25, 2008
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- Location
- Warner Robins, Georgia
- Vehicle Year
- 2001
- Make / Model
- Ford
- Engine Size
- 3.0 liter
- Transmission
- Manual
So its finally getting into the 30's down here in Georgia. I recently noticed that when it's below 40 degrees my tranny wont shift. I woke up yesterday moring for class, started the truck, let it warm up for about 5 mins. and shifted into reverse. I backed out of the driveway and it wouldnt go into 1st. I tried 2nd, nope 2nd wasn't working. I tried all five gears until I finally got it back into 1st. While im driving down the road it doesnt seem to want to go into any gears, without a little force.
My question is does this normally happen in cold weather, or is something wrong with the tranny?
My question is does this normally happen in cold weather, or is something wrong with the tranny?
sorry. this is a manual trans I assume. I've never had a problem like that that was temp related. usualy it was the internal parts or the clutch causing my "won't shift into" problems.
