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i waited till october 2011 to buy f-150 xlt 3.7L 4x4. i thought the hard down shifting transmissions were gone from the early part of the year. seemed ok during test drive, but 2 or 3 days later, there it was, mostly from 3rd to first gear when comming to a stop, it drops from 3 to 1 and gives a clack or clunk, and sometimes it's so hard it feels like someone bumped into the rear bumper. i noticed if i slow down very slow it's less pronounced, slow down faster and it's worse. has 800+miles now. will be taking back to dealer soon. not looking foward to that.

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