2009 F150 with leaking tranny only when sitting
I have a 2009 F150 that when I came home from Cabo Monday, had a big puddle of fluid under the truck. I took it to Ford and they said it was some type of bolt on the tranny that is nationally backordered for who knows how long. They topped off my fluid and told me I would be good to go till the part comes in. So a $50 charge on my Platinum extended warranty and out the door till part comes in.
Anyone heard of this problem? Just want to keep the dealer honest. |
I haven't heard of it but I would like to know more details: what bolt? part number? If it's on national backorder, does this mean it's a common problem?
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He said it was a common problem. I don't have any #'s. I really didn't understand what he was talking about except it was a part associated with the tranny and he said a bolt of some sort.
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Originally Posted by Bowhunter2001
(Post 11370764)
He said it was a common problem. I don't have any #'s. I really didn't understand what he was talking about except it was a part associated with the tranny and he said a bolt of some sort.
Hope this helps. |
It's probably this one: 11-3-25*** 6R80 TRANSMISSION BULKHEAD CONNECTOR SLEEVE LEAKING TRANSMISSION FLUID
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Originally Posted by shotgunz
(Post 11370939)
It's probably this one: 11-3-25*** 6R80 TRANSMISSION BULKHEAD CONNECTOR SLEEVE LEAKING TRANSMISSION FLUID
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Originally Posted by FORDSVTPARTS
(Post 11370954)
That sounds like the one. It's become common on the 09s, but is a fairly minor repair. The only downside has been the parts are tough to get right now:(
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Originally Posted by Bowhunter2001
(Post 11371188)
I have 77K on the truck and have the premium warranty with $50 deductible. Since it isn't recall, do I still have to pay the $50?
Keep in mind though, I'm just a parts person so it might not hurt to talk to your service advisor for a definitive answer. -Steve |
That's what it was. They replaced it today and the truck wouldn't start. They said they adjusted pin 10 for fit and it now starts.
Do you think this pin will give me any problems down the road or not? |
Same Issue, However I noticed my trans was leaking on a very very cold day after the vehicle had not ran for a day. Which lead to my thoughts being the connector is/was the weak link in the bulkhead and fluid vented through that weak point and out onto the crossmember, I'm no fluid viscosity or dynamics expert but thars ma 2 cents.
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Had the same thing happen on mine. I bought my truck off of a used car lot, and a week or two after I brought it home it (the transmission bulk head connector) was leaking. I called the used car dealership, and they told me that that truck was under 60K miles so it was still in warranty. They even offered to take it to a Ford dealer for inspection and repair. Which they did. The Ford dealer verified it was a bad bulk head connector and the parts would take like 30 days to come in. I thought that sounded like quite a while, so I called another dealership that sells Fords and Chevys on the same lot. I just recently bought a new Impala from them, and I wanted to see how good their service department was. Well they found like 60 of them in a regional Ford parts depot, and received the part and installed it later on in the week. Since the truck was in warranty, I did not have to pay for the bulkhead connector, the transmission fluid, or the labor. But since they had to drop the pan to replace the bulkhead connector, I paid for a filter kit, so they could replace the transmission filter too. I figured it made since to turn it into a transmission service while they had the pan off, and dropping the old fluid anyway. I think the moral of the story is that the 2nd dealership was actually interested enough to check around for the parts. Next time I am looking for a vehicle, I know where to start!
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Originally Posted by Bowhunter2001
(Post 11370764)
He said it was a common problem. I don't have any #'s. I really didn't understand what he was talking about except it was a part associated with the tranny and he said a bolt of some sort.
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Originally Posted by siserbluehorse
(Post 15947815)
I have a 2007 and because of a Torrington Bearing in the transmission failure, cause the entire transmission to be burnt up, it started out a whining noise, change fluid and filter, was better, but very shortly after started a little slip in OD, has 121,000 original miles, and it is costing me $2,500.00 for to rebuild, including torque converter, as a mechanic (retired) myself I can't believe the entire trannie is gone with just a small slip, but that's what they told me, and that this is a VERY COMMON problem in these trucks, they have 6 with same problem in their shop now....would love some feedback especially from any Ford dealer/technician, etc., if this is a recall problem, bought the extended warranty, but haven't drove it 1,000 miles for it to kick in, of course, mad Ford owner
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Yeap, 2009 F150. Same thing happened at around 110K. Watch Youtube video on how to change it. Wasn't that hard.
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Originally Posted by brokenleg
(Post 15952808)
2009-up has a 6R8O.--this is a 6 spd. 08-Back has a 4R70W.-----this is a 4 spd. two very different transmissions. both transmissions are very good
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