Common problems with Ford Kuga automatic transmission:
*Slipping or Slipping: May be caused by low transmission fluid, worn clutches, or a faulty torque converter.
*Rough Shifts: May indicate worn solenoids, a faulty electronic control system, or a mechanical problem with the transmission itself.
* Shift Delay or Missing Gears: Often associated with faulty speed or position sensors or CAN bus problems.
* Transmission fluid leaks: May be caused by worn gaskets, seals or lines.
* Strange noises or vibrations: May indicate a bad bearing, gear, or oil pump.
Automatic transmission problems specific to Ford Kuga:
*Torque Converter Failure (2013-2019): May cause slipping, slipping, or rough shifting.
* First gear solenoid malfunction (2013-2016): May cause delay when shifting into first gear.
* Automatic Transmission Software Update: May fix some common problems or improve performance.
* Malfunctioning Transmission Control Module (TCM): Can cause a variety of automatic transmission problems, including rough shifting and slipping.
* Worn oil pump: Can cause low transmission fluid pressure, leading to shifting problems and slipping.
Causes of problems with automatic transmission in Ford Kuga:
* Late transmission service
*Using low-quality transmission fluid
*Heavy duty or towing
* Transmission fluid contamination
* Wear or damage to internal components
Solving problems with automatic transmission in Ford Kuga:
* Check the transmission fluid level and top up if necessary.
* Drain and replace transmission fluid and filter.
* Replace worn solenoids or other components.
* Check and repair the hydraulics and electronics of the automatic transmission.
* Update automatic transmission software.
* In case of serious malfunctions, it may be necessary to replace the entire automatic transmission.