Most likely the problem is the shift lever mechanism internal to the transmission is loose. This will cause the shift valve from being moved to the appropriate position. I have seen this in Ford C6 trannys as well. The problem can be easily fixed by removing the oil pan on the tranny and tightening the retaining nut on the shift shaft. There is also the possibility of a valve body problem. A B&M shift kit would fix the issue in that case...
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Shift linkage may need to be adjusted?
You may need another transmission if your Ford Explorer will not drive in reverse. The best way to find out is to take it to a local mechanic.
it sounds like a vacuum line problem.you will need to get a diagram of your vacuum lines,usually under the somewhere,or in the manual.as you fix all the vacuum problems the car will probably run alot better.
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the transmission is smoked needs to be taken out and inspecked or there is a LINKAGE PROBLEM GOOD LUCK JOEY
possible cause : reverse clutches are worn due to age or poor maintenance, need to replace unit or have it rebuilt to resume normal operation
The simple thing to do here is get beneath the transmission and see if the lever arm there is moving to the reverse position - prefereably with the engine not running. It may be a silly milimeter out of adjustment. lol
When a Toyota 4Runner will not move in reverse, it could be that the reverse band in the transmission is broken. Another possibility is a problem with a range selector. Both problems would need the services of a transmission expert because the transmission would have to be pulled.
check the neutral safety switch, could have a short in it.
your transmission is shot,have it repaired before it stops going forward and leaves you stranded somewhere
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