Some Ford Edge owners report experiencing hard shifting to reverse accompanied by a loud clunking noise. This issue may stem from various factors, including brake problems, low or old transmission fluid, or incorrect sensor information regarding speed or displacement during transmission. Additionally, some owners note that rapid and harsh shifts without properly synchronizing the clutch and accelerator can lead to gear grinding, highlighting the need for smooth transitions and full clutch engagement before shifting into reverse. Others have reported that a jerking sensation when shifting to reverse could be due to low transmission fluid, cold engine starts, or faulty solenoid valves in the transmission. Adjusting the shifter cable is often suggested as a practical solution to alleviate these symptoms, restoring smooth shifting and enhancing the overall driving experience.
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