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Grill shutters

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2020 Ford Explorer st
#1
The transmission in my 2020 Explorer st has been rebuilt and replaced at least 4 times. This latest transmission repair lasted about 3 weeks before the car started jerking. I towed it to the Ford dealership that did the repair. Now they're saying it's because my grill shutters aren't working and want me to pay $3,000 to repair the shutters. I can't find anything online that collaborates Ford's diagnosis or price. Any advice?
 

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'20 Raptor, '22 Explorer ST, '14 GT500, '03 F150
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So let me get this straight, the dealer is saying that the shutters are the problem why the transmisssion is jerking?
 

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2020 Explorer ST, Silver Spruce Metalic
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Maybe, and a very big maybe, by the shutters not opening, the fluid is not being properly cooled which is causing the transmission to overheat? I know it's a very long reach but maybe that's what they are trying to say.
 

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Maybe, and a very big maybe, by the shutters not opening, the fluid is not being properly cooled which is causing the transmission to overheat? I know it's a very long reach but maybe that's what they are trying to say.
The car would throw a fault code though if the tranny was overheating.
 

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The car would throw a fault code though if the tranny was overheating.
I was assuming it did. OP didn’t mention there were no codes and I don’t think all transmission codes will cause a CEL. I was just trying to come up with something, anything, that might be plausible. LOL!


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