Posted by molinebob on March 01, 2012 at 16:38:46 from (69.89.198.181):
Hey all, I have a 1974 ford f250 4x4 with an automatic C6 transmission, just put a plow on it this year...My question is why would it hesitate to go in to drive...did not have any problems with it until a week or so ago not a daily driver but would like to know what might be wrong with it. It goes into reverse fine but drive it hesitates and then goes in, going down the road it shifts just like its supposed to, but its almost like you have to rev the engine to get it to go into drive havent pushed much snow with it yet..havent had much up in this neck of the woods this year. I just changed the fluid and filter in it and it seems like its better but not 100% yet. Thanks for any and all replies...later BOB
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