I have been rambling for a few days about a transmission problem on a 2000 Windstar purchased last March with 31K on it. After a restless sleep last night worrying about how to pay for the major work, I received a call from the service dept. at my dealership informing me that they spoke to Ford on my behalf. They are doing an "after warranty adjustment" in which I'm responsible for 495 dollars and they will install a new transmission with a retroactive warranty. This occured with no whining on my part, only that I was calling AAMCO to get a second opinion. Van has 44K on it now and Jennifer in service told me that this type of failure really shouldn't happen. I did my venting in this newsgroup rather than at her, and maybe that helped? I don't know. Thank you to those who took the time to respond, And if you have a Windstar that fails around 40K, maybe your dealer will work a similar deal out with you. Matt
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20 years ago