03 Ford Focus transmission wont shift into overdrive.

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Asked by Austin Mar 27, 2011 at 08:00 PM about the 2003 Ford Focus

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Transmission wont shift into overdrive and it slips.

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Regarding transmission wont shift into overdrive, we removed all of the solenoids (one at a time), and tested them with a 12 volt battery. The small two did not test, we cleaned, and resembled, filled with new fluids, and it works GREAT. Solenoids and valve body were $626.38, we saved allot by testing :) Thanks Papa!!

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Yes I have the same problem will not go into overdrive 2003 but does not slip

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I have the same no codes no slipping shifts a little hard from. 1st, 2nd ,3rd i can get on it and no slipping 6000 rpms hit 3rd and just goes torque converter locks in at 55 drops to about 3000rpms its like an old 3speed

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