Vehicle sputters and shuts down when coming to a stop.
1995 Ford Explorer transmission complaints
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Torque converter failed, preventing transmission from shifting gears properly.
Owner states that while driving vehicle it stalls due to power train. Owner also notes that vehicle has problems with changing lanes and power train does not provide enough power to change lanes. Owner had problem corrected.
4 wheel drive failed, causing accident.
Limited slip rear end clutch does not always engage.
When vehicle was engaged in 4-wheel drive high at a low speed (28 MPH) , hit black ice and threw vehicle across hwy. Vehicle rolled on one side, skidded and came up again. Vehicle has been repaired. The 4x4 wheeltransfer motor failed.
While driving, on three different occasions at approx. 25-50mph, experienced transfer case failure, didn't transfer power to front wheels, engine runs , won't move, as though in neutral, renders vehicle totally inoperative, in contact with zone representative.
The overdrive light comes and will not go off . Please describe .
When the vehicle is in 4-wheel drive low it makes a popping noise, especially when you the turn the steering wheel.
Brakes failed three times.
Front end shakes and makes noises, difficult to control, and causes uneven wear to front tires due to misaligned front end.
Transmission failed.
The bolt that wholds the axle completey come off while driving. And ford said it is not a problem
Drive train belt failure.
When driving put car in fifth gear there is a noise dealer can't find problem. Tt
Axle bearing assembly failure.
Horn pads replaced due to failure.
When turcks in motion feels like its lossing power, overdrive light comes on. Tt
Transmission slips, also overdrive light comes on and power drops.
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