What is your question?
·
·
What is your question?
Hello I have a problem with the trans also I will give all it information and observations I see. First the trans will not shift out of what ever gear it is in most like first. Which when the gas is released it deccelerates immediatly. I drove out to a friend to check the computer and the whole ride there the trans was fine. He pluged in the reader and the code was fine. However all winter the trans was fine shifting like normal. Today it was 81F outside and the moment I started it and put the van in drive form park it jerked forward like it does when I have this problem and the whole day it was doing this. I was told about the computer and the sensors being an issue and some of the solinoids being stuck I want to get an idea before I drop the engine and trans. I feel it is temp related.
1 Reply
The sensor could be bad but is doubtful. The computer on your car does not read how the transmission condition is. Your transmission fluid is thinner in warmer temps then colder where its thicker. The reason your car deceleration is high is because it is not leaving first gear and is running the motor down. Your trans is building pressure to shift into gear (if it does at all). If not, a cable to tell the trans when to shift is disconnected or your transmission has blown several gears and will need to be rebuilt. Take it to a local trans shop for a test drive their free to do.
This question doesn't have any answers yet
Get the conversation going by signing in or creating an account
Submit an Answer
ok thank you I will take it in for a test drive I have had a part replaced once in it but I will look it over on the outside and look for something unusual. this problem comes and goes since I wrote this I took it out and it was fine around town shifting fine i do not know