
8F35 Master Rebuild Kit, new and ready to install. Fits the 8F35. Ships fast from the USA.
Ford's 8F35 eight-speed transaxle sits in the 2019-and-newer Escape, Bronco Sport, Maverick and Lincoln Corsair, and by now many of those units are past warranty with slipping, harsh engagement, no-reverse or pressure complaints. When the teardown shows burnt frictions and hardened seals, this 8F35 master rebuild kit supplies the soft parts for the overhaul: friction discs, the valve body and case gaskets, piston and shaft seals, sealing rings and a filter, so the unit is resealed and every clutch pack gets new friction material in one job.
The 8F35 is a compact front-wheel-drive eight-speed that reaches its ratios by applying combinations of clutches and brakes around its planetary sets, all controlled by a solenoid-heavy valve body. That design works on tight clearances and low-viscosity Mercon ULV fluid, so it depends on every seal holding pressure and every friction pack applying on time. When frictions glaze or seals harden, the PCM sees slip it cannot adapt out, shifts turn harsh or flare, and the debris ends up in the valve body. A master kit replaces the parts that wear out in every unit, giving a sound case and hard parts a fresh start.
Ford has issued several bulletins on this transmission, and some of the most common complaints are fixed without an overhaul. TSB 21-2389 addresses a low-speed shudder with a PCM update, and TSB 19-2386 covers P0766 and intermittent no reverse caused by contamination at a separator plate orifice. Rule those out first. TSB 22-2281, for units built on or before December 20, 2021, traces slipping and harsh engagement to worn output planet carrier needle bearings, and that failure contaminates the whole unit. If the pan shows heavy wear material or the carrier has failed, the transmission needs to come apart. Our 8F35 problems and TSB guide breaks down each bulletin and which build dates it covers.
This kit is listed for the 8F35 without a year split. Ford's 8F family started production in 2019 and includes the 8F24, 8F35, 8F40 and 8F57, which differ in solenoid layout and valve body casting, so a vehicle line can carry more than one variant depending on engine. Confirm your unit is an 8F35 from the transmission tag or your VIN before ordering, and compare the gaskets and seals to your parts at teardown. If you are unsure, send us the year and VIN. All the 8F35 parts we stock are in the 8F35 transmission parts collection. If you also want new steel plates, see the 8F35 master kit with frictions and steels.
A bench holding fixture makes the carrier and pump work far easier; we stock the 8F35 bench mount fixture 307-769. Check the pump on the bench as well, and replace it with a 2019-2023 8F35 pump if the gears or drive chain are damaged.
| Fits | 8F35 |
| Part type | Master Rebuild Kit |
| Condition | New |
| Brand | OEM |
| Ships | From the USA |
| Warranty | 1-year |
Doing this repair right usually means replacing these at the same time. Same transmission, ships together.


It is listed for the 8F35. The 8F24, 8F35, 8F40 and 8F57 share a family design but differ in solenoids, valve body castings and internal parts, so confirm your tag or send us your VIN before ordering.
This listing is the friction, seal and gasket kit with filter. If your steels are heat-discolored or warped, choose our 8F35 master kit that includes both frictions and steels.
The most common cause is the pump drive gear and chain dropping out of position when the converter housing or torque converter is installed. Pull the converter housing and inspect the chain and drive gear; damaged parts must be replaced.
Mercon ULV for most 8F35 applications. Ford's application chart lists LV in some lines and years, so check the chart or your owner's guide for your exact vehicle.
On units built on or before December 20, 2021, Ford TSB 22-2281 identifies worn output planet carrier needle bearings as a cause of slipping and harsh engagement and supplies a replacement carrier. Inspect it closely and replace it if the bearings show wear.
Yes. Reset the transmission adaptive values and run Ford's adaptive learn with a capable scan tool, then drive through all gears so the PCM can relearn clutch fill times.