My 2022 bronco transmission is slow to engage in reverse when I first start in morning

Bob Robert Bob

My 2022 bronco transmission is slow to engage in reverse when I first start in morning. About 1/2 the times that my bronco has sat in my garage over night, the next morning I crank to back out, I put it into reverse and it sits there non engaged-spinning for about 5 or more seconds before moving/engaging. Once engaged, it is normal; I back out and drive as usual. My guess is transmission fluids drain out over night and have to cycle back into it to engage. My concern is I have never owned a relatively new vehicle that does this-they all immediately engaged, however years ago when a transmission was slipping/going out it would do that. Ford dealer says simply I have to wait 5-10 seconds after cranking before putting into reverse. They replaced transmission and both have done this.

Bob Robert Bob

My 2022 bronco transmission is slow to engage in reverse when I first start in morning. About 1/2 the times that my bronco has sat in my garage over night, the next morning I crank to back out, I put it into reverse and it sits there non engaged-spinning for about 5 or more seconds before moving/engaging. Once engaged, it is normal; I back out and drive as usual. My guess is transmission fluids drain out over night and have to cycle back into it to engage. My concern is I have never owned a relatively new vehicle that does this-they all immediately engaged, however years ago when a transmission was slipping/going out it would do that. Ford dealer says simply I have to wait 5-10 seconds after cranking before putting into reverse. They replaced transmission and both have done this.