Is the Ford B-MAX auto prone to gearbox problems?
I own a Ford B-MAX that is less than three years old. Its about to have its third torque converter fitted to the PowerShift auto box - is this a common fault?
Asked on 5 November 2016 by roland davis
Answered by
Honest John
Doesn't have a torque converter. Might need a replacement Powershift clutch pack. If so, yes. This is a common problem.
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