Transmission kicking the bucket?

Sportsnutim

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I own a 2001 F-250 AT 4x4 with 125000 miles on it and it just started dragging in drive, I mean it will not drive all now: second, first works fine and reverse. I checked the fluid which was good but it smells burnt I had it serviced at 100,000. Any ideas would be really really be appreciated!
 

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From what you stated, it is fried. The burnt smell gives it away. You need a rebuild. Not going into a gear (drive) is a big clue.

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Thanks for advice

I had a feeling by the smell it was "toast" my diesel has been awesome and so was the trans, which did a lot of towing was great. Would you suggest a performance transmission or just rebuilt?:confused:
 

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I don't have the solution for your tranny, but someone here will come along and recommend a good rebuilder or other solution. BTS is one that you will hear of (Brian's Transmission Service). Good Luck with your search.

Dave :)
 

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Ok everyone, I have another question. Someone who used to be a mechanic with Ford said that a sensor on the drivers side can go out which can cause the transmission not to shift correctly. Is their any truth to this and if so wouldn't I a idiot light come on in the dash?
 

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Well not much help`

I can see I am going to have to take my truck into a dealer to have it checked out.:doh:
 

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