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Re: Having tranmission problem today it want move... the...
The fluid was the best place to start next i would possibly change the fluid and filter these can be picked up at your local auto store and for a reasonable price!
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Stop any oil leaks as the transmission requires exacting oil pressure to do the job. Any leaks reduces the pressure so gear changing is affected. Besides when do you know if the oil level has dropped below operating level and will be insufficient for the gear box.
the oil could be leaking from valve cover and sitting in a bottom engine cover(plastic covers on bottom of car) and oil trail when move, will leak more when engine hot as oil gets thinner and easier to escape. Would replace gaskep asap or will cover engine in black sticky muck which is not nice to try and clean and engine oil is not the best thing to get off your garage floor.
without being able to look at the car myself, it soumds like you MAY have a bad servo OR vacuum line TO the servo on the transmission (had simular probs with an old chevy truck that I had once) see if you can spot exactly where the trans oil is coming from. if it is a hose then that would have been losing vacuum to the engine making it die. if it is the servo, they are not TOO hard to replace on most makes of auto (but it may get messy as the servo has fluid behind it in the trans) if the leak seems to be coming from the engine then you may have to replace both of the parts.
You have several problems. Replace he coolant you lost, but look for the leak. Likewise, determine the source of the oil leak and replace the appropriate gasket/seal.
To troubleshoot the blower, you will need a voltmeter and a schematic. Measure the voltage to the blower motor with the switch in multiple positions. This will help you determine if you need a new blower switch or blower motor.
WELL HAVE YOU CHECK THE SHIFTER CABLE MAKE SURE ITS MOVING THE LINKAGE ON TRANMISSION IF IT IS MOVING LINKAGE IN TRANMISSION AND YOU CAN PUSH THE TRUCK AROUND IN GEAR SOMTHIG BROKE IN TRANSMISSION TO MAKE SUR TRANSFER CASE ANT ISUSSE TRY PUTING IT FOUR WHEEL DRIVE IF YOU STILL CAN MOVE THE TRUCK AROUND THEN I SAY ITS TRANMISSION HOPE THIS HELPS
Check for vacuum lines going to transmission or any vacuum line under hood. It is possible an animal chewed on the lines or wires. We get a few reports of that at Fixya.
You might also look under the dash by the pedals for a vacuum leak. There are vacuum switches for parking brake release and the neutral start switch.
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