After doing the dam clutch and actuator A and putting it back together it failed the adaptive learn but I forced it to learn and after a rough 20 mins of short low throttle drags It drove great for 2 days 100 miles before being a turd again. Now a friendly ford tech is confident it was a bad fork all along. Fork A (skipping gear 3-5)
Can it be addressed beside removing by manual play though the actuator and maybe a few drops of lube/wd-40 to unstick it? Does the Clutch have to be Re-Locked to be reused or can I just pop it off and put it to the side for a couple minutes.
P07A3 if anyone wondered. It was the only code before and after. I still think the clutch possibly due to the bad fork over stressing the other clutch disc causing it to not only skip gears but to not grab the gears it was using well.
Ford Tech Tips I gained so far. Actuators almost never actually fail. I guess the clutch forks do around 80k.
Can it be addressed beside removing by manual play though the actuator and maybe a few drops of lube/wd-40 to unstick it? Does the Clutch have to be Re-Locked to be reused or can I just pop it off and put it to the side for a couple minutes.
P07A3 if anyone wondered. It was the only code before and after. I still think the clutch possibly due to the bad fork over stressing the other clutch disc causing it to not only skip gears but to not grab the gears it was using well.
Ford Tech Tips I gained so far. Actuators almost never actually fail. I guess the clutch forks do around 80k.