Of the problems you may encounter with any vehicle, transmission problems are some of the most worrisome. except for perhaps a total engine swap, a transmission is just about the most expensive replacement you could perform; in the case of the 2007 ford ranger, the transmission isn't typically known to have many issues or fail, so you're in luck there. still, you'll want to take good care of your truck, and hope that it does the same for you. the most commonly reported issues are a hard shift, erratic shifting, shaking from the engine compartment, or difficulty going into gear. most of these issues are intermittent, and can be fixed with an atf change. if you experience more serious symptoms, it's worth getting your ranger looked at, since damaging a transmission isn't something you should be doing.
If your 2007 ford ranger is experiencing transmission problems you will notice hard shifting, gear slippage, hesitating and sluggish performance in your vehicle.
Yes, my 2007 ford ranger is experiencing this and getting worse. sometimes when i am at a stop and the press the pedal to go it doesnt move, its like stuck in neutral. i have to shift to park and a huge thug happens and the i am able to drive.