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Q: What are common issues with the DPS6 transmission?

A: The DPS6 transmission is known for shuddering, premature clutch wear, and internal seal failures. These issues often lead to rough shifting or transmission overheating. Regular maintenance can mitigate some risks.

Q: Can I use regular manual transmission gear oil in a DPS6 transmission?

A: No, the DPS6 requires specific dual-clutch transmission fluid (DCTF). Using incorrect gear oil may cause clutch slippage or damage. Always check the manufacturer’s specifications.

Q: How often should I replace the manual transmission gear oil in a DPS6?

A: Ford recommends changing the fluid every 30,000-50,000 miles. Severe driving conditions may require more frequent changes. Consult your vehicle’s manual for exact intervals.

Q: What causes a rear transmission seal leak in a DPS6?

A: Common causes include age-related wear, improper installation, or excessive pressure buildup. A leaking seal can lead to fluid loss and transmission damage. Prompt replacement is critical.

Q: How do I identify a failing rear transmission seal?

A: Look for visible fluid leaks under the vehicle or low transmission fluid levels. Grinding noises or difficulty shifting may also indicate a problem. Inspect seals during routine maintenance.

Q: Can I replace the DPS6 rear transmission seal myself?

A: While possible, it requires disassembling the transmission and specialized tools. Improper installation risks leaks or further damage. Professional service is recommended.

Q: What happens if I ignore a DPS6 transmission fluid leak?

A: Low fluid levels cause overheating, clutch damage, and eventual transmission failure. Ignoring leaks may lead to costly repairs. Address leaks immediately to avoid severe issues.