Ford Focus dual clutch automatic transmission seal and clutch replacement issues every 12,000 miles on Ford Focus

Submitted by monkeytoesbme · Jun 23, 2025
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Some Ford Focus owners report experiencing unnecessary clutch and seal replacements on their dual clutch automatic transmission every 12,000 miles, despite the absence of specific issues. These owners often face significant repair costs, which can range from $700 to $1,000 for manual transmissions and up to $4,000 for dual clutch automatic transmissions. Common problems associated with the 2013 Ford Focus dual clutch transmission include various symptoms and signs that, if ignored, may lead to more severe consequences and higher repair costs. Additionally, some owners may be unaware that the 6DCT250 (DPS6) dual-clutch transmission, introduced in earlier models, has specific maintenance needs that require attention. It is advisable for owners to consult a qualified mechanic or dealership to establish an appropriate maintenance schedule and address any issues promptly to avoid premature wear on transmission components.

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