How Do You Diagnose A Ford FMX Transmission Problem?
The Ford FMX automatic transmission is a three-speed unit first introduced in 1950. As the transmission is used, the internal components of the transmission wear. Eventually, the transmission will require repairs or replacement. Thankfully, the FMX transmission rarely fails without any warning. Knowing what to look for can allow a targeted repair plan and, in many cases, time to prepare for the expenses associated with a repair or replacement. Follow the steps below to diagnose a Ford FMX transmission problem. Inspect the transmission fluid at the tip of the transmission dipstick for discoloration or debris. The FMX dipstick is located under the hood on the passenger’s side of the vehicle and can be removed by simply pulling the dipstick. The color of the transmission fluid should be a light red color. If the color of the fluid is brown or dark red, this indicates that a band has failed from overheating. If the fluid is foamy, this indicates either that there is too much fluid inside t
