Ecoboost is 8spd. Hybrid is CVT.If the basic vehicle is FWD - cross the vehicle engine mounting - they filter as not serviceable without separating the trans from the engine.
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Ecoboost is 8spd. Hybrid is CVT.If the basic vehicle is FWD - cross the vehicle engine mounting - they filter as not serviceable without separating the trans from the engine.
didn't think they would move without trans fluidCan’t trust the dealers. I had a buddy who worked for a dealer in sales. Had his maintenance done by the dealer and they forgot to fill the trans fluid back up after a drain. His tranny blew apart after about 20 miles on the highway. Lucky enough he got them to replace the whole car with an upgraded model on the dealers dime. Pretty much picked from the lot. The tech was fired after being on the job for 3 months.
I don’t trust anyone working on my car. If I can be in the shop watching them I would but they always say it goes against insurance policy to have a customer in there.
I'm not sure about the Ecoboost, but I'm pretty sure the hybrid is equipped with an eCVT-Hybrid is CVT.
I was differentiating between to basic types of Maverick Transmissions. Conventional and CVT.I'm not sure about the Ecoboost, but I'm pretty sure the hybrid is equipped with an eCVT-
Totally different animal compared to a CVT...
The Ford 10 spd is a similar design with similar problems. On a positive note my Son has a Transit Van with a Ford 10 spd and Ecoboost V-6. He contracts with Panther Expedited Freight with 680,000 miles and the 10 spd is working just fine. He has done Fluid changes and reverse flushes occasionally. Note: mostly highway driving.Unfortunately I've been saying it from the start but this is going to be commonplace. Most Ford techs will openly say that the 8F35 is a piece of junk just like the 6F35 was. Add in extra heat and strain from towing and hauling and kaboom.
Transit is a transverse engine vehicle?The Ford 10 spd is a similar design with similar problems. On a positive note my Son has a Transit Van with a Ford 10 spd and Ecoboost V-6. He contracts with Panther Expedited Freight with 680,000 miles and the 10 spd is working just fine. He has done Fluid changes and reverse flushes occasionally. Note: mostly highway driving.
If it's a V6 then it's the full size Transit with longitudinal powertrain..Transit is a transverse engine vehicle?
No solenoids, unless you count the parking pawl solenoid. It's all electronic control not hydraulic. The fluid is there for lubrication and cooling.The eCVT uses solenoids and gears vs the CVT uses a Belt to continuously vary the trans ratio.
True same Trans as a F150.Transit is a transverse engine vehicle?
The continuously variable output is accomplished via Planetary Gears and Electric Motors driving Actuators. The Electronics come from the ECM. I don't know if solenoids or Solid State devices control the Electric Motors that drive the Actuators.If it's a V6 then it's the full size Transit with longitudinal powertrain..
No solenoids, unless you count the parking pawl solenoid. It's all electronic control not hydraulic. The fluid is there for lubrication and cooling.
That’s what I would have thought but it did. Bone dry when towed back and inspected.didn't think they would move without trans fluid
I need to correct my Comment - No NOT transverse but same as a F150.True same Trans as a F150.
Except that the vehicle would not move an inch with no fluid in the transmisson!Can’t trust the dealers. I had a buddy who worked for a dealer in sales. Had his maintenance done by the dealer and they forgot to fill the trans fluid back up after a drain. His tranny blew apart after about 20 miles on the highway. Lucky enough he got them to replace the whole car with an upgraded model on the dealers dime. Pretty much picked from the lot. The tech was fired after being on the job for 3 months.
I don’t trust anyone working on my car. If I can be in the shop watching them I would but they always say it goes against insurance policy to have a customer in there.
The ECM only controls the ICE side of things. The eCVT is controlled by the Inverter System Controller (or SOBDMC) through solid state electronics which are functionally two conjoined variable frequency three phase motor controllers.The continuously variable output is accomplished via Planetary Gears and Electric Motors driving Actuators. The Electronics come from the ECM. I don't know if solenoids or Solid State devices control the Electric Motors that drive the Actuators.