Lincoln 6E5Z-7000-AERM Automatic Transmission Assembly

In case of a problem, one has to take time and determine whether it is electric, mechanical, or hydraulic so that one can start thinking of how to fix it. Diagnosis involves a degree of understanding of how the transaxle works and is put together, as well as requiring access to specific test equipment which means it is necessary for any faults in the automatic transaxle to be diagnosed by a dealer service department or other bench-competent repairer. Also, a defective transaxle should not be pulled out of a car until it has been inspected by an experienced mechanic who has the right instruments, as most of the diagnosing has to be done with the transaxle still connected to the car.