I am not sure what thread this would go in, but will try this one. I have a 99 F-150 with 134,118 miles on it. It is a V6 and has an AODE transmission in it. Anyways, my wife and I were going out to eat and got off the express way ramp onto a city highway and was getting ready to turn into oncoming traffic. The road was clear and the nearest vehicle was about 1000 ft. back. I had enough room to go and I decided to make my turn into the traffic. As I was trying to accellerate, the truck reved for about 2-3 seconds before engaging into gear. I let off the accellerator to let the transmission catch up and tried again. That time, it went into gear and I got to my destination safely. I am thinking this would be related to the transmission but am not sure. I wasn't sure if it is time for a transmission rebuild right now or if I should wait a little longer. I know that by waiting longer, it would cost more and possibly break down. I change the fluid out every 30K miles or so. It hasn't been that long when I changed it out. It still looks pink and clean. I also have been noticing that when I want to pull out and notice that another vehicle is approaching fast behind me, I can step on the gas to get ahead quickly and the truck seems like it shifts into the next gear hard, thus jerking everyone in the truck, almost like a vehicle with a manual transmission. I didn't know if this was normal with my particular vehicle year or if it should be smoother like the transmissions now days. Hope someone out there can help me out.
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