I have a 2005 Pontiac G6 GT and it has a loud thumping sound when you put it on reverse drive or when the transmission changes gear. The rear motor mount was replaced cause it was damage but the problem presist what could be wrong... and it also has error codes for the mass airflow and the purge solenoid any info on this will be greatly appreciated thanks.
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9 QUARTS??? Dude! that transmission barely holds 9 quarts when it is totally empty! You are going to destroy some stuff and have fluid everywhere!
The transmission fluid level must be checked from under the vehicle. It is easiest on a lift, but if you can get the car up on jack stands or something, that will work, as long as the car is LEVEL. To check the fluid level, start and run the engine for several minutes to get the oil hot. Then remove the check plug located just below and forward of the right drive axle. (See picture below) The fluid should be level with the edge of the hole (or just barely running out) when it is full. (This is checked with the engine RUNNING)
For the harsh engagement problem, I would recommend checking your motor mounts, NOT adding fluid.
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trans usually coupled (electroically) with engine revs. check computer chip. perform computer diagnostics.
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You need to replace the TCC solenoid under the side cover pan of the transmission. You can also unplug the wires that go to the transmission in the front. After that it will not go into overdrive but it will stay running at stop lights untill you have it repaired.
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