Does the ford ranger have a shift solenoid problem?

As the owner of a Ford Ranger, You may have heard rumors that Your vehicle make and model are prone to failure of the shift solenoid. The simple reality is, however, that all solenoids are fragile, and subject to failure at any time. The two culprits that most often fail are the torque converter and transmission pressure control solenoids. If they are faulty, they will need to be replaced. This can cost between $38 and $248 for parts alone. If You choose to have the exchange performed by a mechanic or automotive technician, You can expect to pay a further $48 to $548 for labor.