Elegant, versatile MPV, the Ford S-Max is launched in 2006. Designed specifically for families, it offers an interesting combination of comfort and performance.
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In 2015, Ford decided to redesign the Ford S-Max. redesign of the Ford S-Max. The American brand then equipped the new Ford S-Max with EcoBoost petrol engines petrol engines with a maximum output of 237 hp or EcoBlue EcoBlue diesel engines diesel engines with 206 hp.
At the same time, Ford is also upgrading the vehicle's gearboxes. Follow the guide toEDEN BOITES guide to find out all about Ford S-Max gearboxes !
Manual and automatic transmissions: the different gearboxes for the Ford S-Max
From the very first version of the Ford S-Max, the American manufacturer has sought to to adapt its gearboxes to the different engines of its models. The manual transmissions can be 5-speed MTX-75s, 6-speed MMT6s or 6-speed M66s (usually associated with powerful diesel engines). The M66, for example, is the gearbox on the 2011 Ford S-Max 2.2 TDCI FAP TITANIUM.
At the same time, the brand offers Ford S-Max models with optional 6-speed Ford Powershift automatic transmissions. This Ford-engineered dual-clutch automatic gearbox delivers smooth, rapid shifts.
From 2015 onwards, the gearboxes will evolve with theappearance of the Getrag 6MTT250 manual gearbox specially adapted to EcoBlue and EcoBoost engines, and the 8F35 8-speed automatic gearbox developed by Aisin. You can find it on the Ford S-Max II 2.0 EcoBlue TREND BUSINESS from 2023.
Maintaining the gearbox on your Ford S-Max
To ensure proper maintenance of your automatic or manual gearbox, your first priority should be to check the transmission oil level which should be neither too low nor too high. If you notice a lack of transmission fluid, check the part number and purchase the appropriate product. Finally, add add transmission fluid until you reach the level recommended by the manufacturer.
A oil change (approximately every 60,000 kilometers) is also necessary to prevent the gearbox oil from clogging. You should also consider changing the filters if they become too dirty.
Also remember to look under your car periodically: the presence of oil may indicate a leak. Similarly, unusual unusual noisesnoises, a feeling of skidding or difficult to shift gears are signs of a gearbox malfunction.
Even if these signs do not appear, do not hesitate to have your gearbox inspected from time to time by a for signs of leakage, wear or damage.
Tips for repairing your Ford S-Max gearbox
In the event of a gearbox malfunction, please contact your garage know how to diagnose the cause. Only he has both the know-how and the professional tools to carry out a successful repair the gearbox on your Ford S-Max. This malfunction may be due to a lack of oil (you'll just have to add more), a leak or a defective part.
To find out more, your mechanic first raises the vehicle. He then dismantles some of the car's components to provide good access to your Ford S-Max's automatic or manual gearbox. He can then remove the fasteners and carefully remove the gearbox. Finally, he inspects every joint and component to discover the cause of the malfunction.
This is a delicate operation which, if carried out incorrectly, could cause irreparable damage to your gearbox and your vehicle.
Repair or replace the gearbox on your Ford S-Max?
Your mechanic's inspection can be quite formal: your Ford S-Max gearbox simply needs replacing.. Don't feel you have to buy a new gearbox, or go to your garage to get one!
EDEN BOITESthe French gearbox specialist, offers for sale a wide range of Ford gearboxes reconditioned, refurbished and tested by experts. This means you get reliable, long-lasting equipment at second-hand prices.. You also benefit from the advantages of our standard exchange and and entrust us with your old gearbox on delivery.
Finally, to ensure your peace of mind at the time of purchase, our products come with a 12-month warranty. Contact us for a free, no-obligation free, no-obligation quotation !