Had our tranny rebuilt 10000 kms ago, now it is slipping between 2nd and 3rd with a bit of a clunk when it gets in gear. Took it to the tranny mechanic, and he has told my lady that we have a problem with our transfer case, some chain is wore out, I feel that he is wrong, we never used the 4 wheel drive, how could this be. Help Please!!
Re: Had our tranny rebuilt 10000 kms ago, now it is...
Even if you dont use the transfer case it need maintenance and limited usage to keep seals good and mechanical parts fliud. A person should run the 4x4 system from time to time. the mechanic may be right.
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When the check engine light flashes it means DONT RUN IT or you will damage the engine. There are codes that your mechanic pulled from the computer, WHAT ARE THOSE CODES?
If the tranny is slipping try some Lucas Tranny additive use a suction gun to take a quart of tranny fluid out then pour in a quart of Lucas it has save many cars for me and my family.
Transmission seems to be slipping and may need to be rebuilt. This transmission may be stuck in a high gear and the on way to repair is to have it rebuilt. Good luck and thanks for using FIX YA
Well, if it was low on fluid, and it was driven for a distance, you could of wrecked the interior gears of the tranni or other parts. I'm not a tranni guy but I know if you run a vechile with low tranni fluid you're asking for a new tranni or to have that one rebuilt.
Very well could be taht the Computer is not recieving the Shift codes Correctly. Just for an Easy Solution, Remove the ECM Fuse from the Fuse panel for 2 or 3 Minutes to Reset the Computer and let me know what you get.
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