transmission hesitates when cold
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transmission hesitates when cold
hi guys
i just signed up and i looked threw ten pages for my problem, and didnt see it
i have a 14 f350, 6.2
takes a few seconds to go into gear when cold, trans is fine otherwise, and i dont want to waste the dealers time if this is the way these things are
when its warm and i put it in drive it goes rite in
when cold,and only sometimes, it takes up to three seconds to go in gear
any thoughts
it has 7000 miles on it
i just signed up and i looked threw ten pages for my problem, and didnt see it
i have a 14 f350, 6.2
takes a few seconds to go into gear when cold, trans is fine otherwise, and i dont want to waste the dealers time if this is the way these things are
when its warm and i put it in drive it goes rite in
when cold,and only sometimes, it takes up to three seconds to go in gear
any thoughts
it has 7000 miles on it
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hi guys
i just signed up and i looked threw ten pages for my problem, and didnt see it
i have a 14 f350, 6.2
takes a few seconds to go into gear when cold, trans is fine otherwise, and i dont want to waste the dealers time if this is the way these things are
when its warm and i put it in drive it goes rite in
when cold,and only sometimes, it takes up to three seconds to go in gear
any thoughts
it has 7000 miles on it
i just signed up and i looked threw ten pages for my problem, and didnt see it
i have a 14 f350, 6.2
takes a few seconds to go into gear when cold, trans is fine otherwise, and i dont want to waste the dealers time if this is the way these things are
when its warm and i put it in drive it goes rite in
when cold,and only sometimes, it takes up to three seconds to go in gear
any thoughts
it has 7000 miles on it
With such low miles, that shouldn't happen. Check the transmission fluid level. I would bring it to the dealer.
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Welcome to the forum, unclepete! As some of the other folks suggested, I'd recommend swinging by your dealer so they can take a look. If you'd like, I can loop in your regional customer service manager. Just PM me your info, including full name, best daytime phone number, VIN, current mileage, and servicing dealership; I'll take it from there. 
Hey, SHAWZER!
Since you're in Canada, I recommend reaching out to my Canadian colleagues: FordServiceCA. Here's a link to their profile here on the forum: Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums - View Profile: FordServiceCA I know they'll be happy to help.
Crystal
Hey, SHAWZER!
Since you're in Canada, I recommend reaching out to my Canadian colleagues: FordServiceCA. Here's a link to their profile here on the forum: Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums - View Profile: FordServiceCA I know they'll be happy to help.
Crystal
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