What to Do When a Focus Automatic Transmission Fails to Engage Gear?
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Ford Focus automatic transmission failing to engage gear may be due to the following reasons: The car's transmission is faulty, causing the car not to move after gear engagement; The clutch master cylinder is faulty. The clutch hydraulic master cylinder may experience pressure loss or oil leakage during use, resulting in the inability to engage gear when pressing the clutch. The solutions to the above two faults are as follows: Promptly visit the car's 4S store or a repair shop to inspect and repair the car's transmission. Regularly maintain the transmission, change the transmission oil and filter on time, and clean the inside of the transmission when replacing the transmission oil. Go to a repair station to replace the clutch master cylinder and perform an air bleeding operation after replacement.