1992 Ford Explorer Transmission and drivetrain Problems

“Trasmission oil burnt causing trasmission failure and was rebuilt. 20,000 miles later trasmission failed again (burnt fluid) due to catalytic converter being too close to aluminum transmission pan. There needs to be a heat shield to protect it from burning.”

“Consumers child got hold of key and turned it half way to the on position, put vehicle in gear rolled down the hill and hit a tree. Child was taken to hospital for trauma. Consumer was not aware that vehicle didn't have a safety device. Consumer was currently checking things with the manufacturer. Please add the VIN# to complaint form.”

“1992 Ford Explorer replacement transmission needed. Consumer states that the vehicle needs a new transmission and oil leak fixed. She does not have the money and the repairs will cost around $1500.00.”

“While starting up the vehicle it failed to turn on. Consumer tried numerous times but it failed to turn on. Mechanic inspected the vehicle, and determined that transmission needed to be replaced, and he replaced it twice. However, the problem recurred.”

“Rebuilt transmission failed :as a direct result of the transmission fluid being expelled form the filler tube , allowing it to come in contact with the muffler , during operation of the vehicle causing fluid to ingnite which resulted in the ensuing fire and and loss. The remaining evidence and examination of the transmission indicate that the torque converter , installed just prior to the fire failed resulting in the loss of the vehicle.”