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What are the symptoms of a transmission module failure in a Ford Focus?

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Brian

07/24/25 7:53pm

Here are the specific symptoms of a transmission module failure in a Ford Focus: Gear Disengagement: Excessive clearance in the related parts connected to the gear lever leads to inaccurate gear positioning. Gear Lever Vibration: Radial or axial oscillation of the transmission gears reflected in the gear lever. Difficulty in Shifting: Malfunction of the synchronizer's synchronization or locking components. Noise: Excessive gear meshing clearance, impact from housing deformation, bearing damage, insufficient lubrication, or incorrect lubricant specifications. Oil Leakage: Aging oil seals, housing deformation, bearing hole wear, or shaft bending deformation.

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DelElias

08/11/25 10:54am

I often encounter transmission issues with my Ford Focus, the most noticeable being rough shifting, such as jerking or strong hesitation when accelerating, making it feel like driving a clunker. There's a delay when starting; after pressing the gas pedal, it takes several seconds to respond, which is especially frustrating in city traffic jams. The warning light on the dashboard turns yellow, indicating a transmission fault, and when it enters limp mode, the speed is limited to low gear, preventing acceleration for overtaking. Last time on the highway, there was a sudden loss of power, which was quite a scare—luckily, I managed to pull over safely. It's advisable to regularly check the transmission module and related wiring to prevent worsening issues that could affect driving safety. After replacing the new module, I've made it a habit to service it every six months.

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