About my 2002 ford v8 explorer

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Asked by Dani Mar 25, 2016 at 02:35 PM about the 2002 Ford Explorer Limited 4WD

Question type: General

My O/D light came on  an said "O/D Off" but then it
goes off and i havent had it come back on.... That
was the first time i seen it an didnt know what it
was... Bc i just recently  bought it a month ago....
An the explorer sounds good an runs good..... So i
dont think theres a problem.... But any
suggestions??

2 Answers

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THE O/D LIGHT HAS HAD PROBLEMS COMING ON AND OFF, COPY AND PASTE. http://www.carcomplaints.com/Ford/Explorer/2002/transmission/o_d_light_is_blinking.shtml

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I have a 2002 Mountaineer V8 AWD same as the Explorer and the O/D light came on last year also don't ignore it the Servo Bore is worn eventually the transmission will not shift properly you have the 5R55W (5speed) or 5R55S (6speed) check out YouTube fordTechMakuloco and Transmissionguy1 I have over 160,000 thousand miles this is the first time the transmission started to fail ego139

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