1997 Plymouth Grand Voyager "transmission engaging cold" Questions

...cold and you put it in drive the auto transmission don't engage till it hit's 2000 rpm and then it engages. this happens when it's cold only when the engage is worm it works perfect. Transmission ...

Transmission is sliping when warmed up, in all gears. Goes into all gears fine when cold. When warmed up, won't engage until engine is reved up. When cold engages all gears even passing gear. ...

...engaging 1st & 2nd gears when cold any one have any ideas thanks have transmission fluid and filter changed.most time if transmission not shifting good when cold,transmission filter could be ...

Transmission not engaging from cold start. Fluid level within ok range. Transmission engages at high rpm with a jolt. Doesn't do this every time, but occasionally. Transmission needs to have filter ...

...cold, then put the transmission in neutral and let the clutch out when you warm up the engine. That will warm up the transmission oil. Of course you could also check the transmission oil level and ...

...no noise and does not slip.This is a 4x4 truck. The filter might be clogged/old and the cold makes the fluid heavy. With the 700r4 transmission its always best to let it warm up for a few

...cold. I generally have to turn it on, wait 5 mins, then It will register the shift, otherwise if i do shift it all that happens is my engine revs when i put on some gas. Check your transmission fluid ...

cold automatic transmission will not engage right away. I have to wait for several minutes before it engages. Can you pls. tell me what could be the problem? Thank you. THe transmission fluid level is

...Transmission when cold My 2002 Kia Sedona is very sluggish when its cold. For at least 1 km it is very unresponsive. also when I reverse and put it into drive it often jerks and sometimes takes a few ...

...transmission wont engage or lurches and shutters when shifted into drive or reverse, problem goes away after warmed up. Worn seals when cold they shrink and not hold when warm they expand and ...