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First of all, please have some understanding for my not so good english. I´m from sweden 
I have an Ford Ranger 1989 with a 2,9L V6 and an automatic transmission with overdrive (A4LD i belive it is?).
The problem i have is that when de transmission gets warm it take a long time forit to shift gears. Most problems are between the 2nd and 3rd gear (i think it is anyway). The engine revs up to the read area but i wont shift the gear. I lower the revs and after a while te 3rd gear coms in. And after that th following gears works, even the overdrive.
The transmission works fine when its cold. The oil and filter in the transmission is changed, it has only been driven approx 1850 miles since then.
I've change the tires to a more offroadstyle but they are not bigger.. but they will take some more power to get them rolling. Does that have any effect to this problem?
Is there anyone who have any ideas what this could be? Or what to do about it?
This is my ranger..
I have an Ford Ranger 1989 with a 2,9L V6 and an automatic transmission with overdrive (A4LD i belive it is?).
The problem i have is that when de transmission gets warm it take a long time forit to shift gears. Most problems are between the 2nd and 3rd gear (i think it is anyway). The engine revs up to the read area but i wont shift the gear. I lower the revs and after a while te 3rd gear coms in. And after that th following gears works, even the overdrive.
The transmission works fine when its cold. The oil and filter in the transmission is changed, it has only been driven approx 1850 miles since then.
I've change the tires to a more offroadstyle but they are not bigger.. but they will take some more power to get them rolling. Does that have any effect to this problem?
Is there anyone who have any ideas what this could be? Or what to do about it?
This is my ranger..
