2006 Toyota Sequoia "check transmission level road" Questions

road travel, why does transmission begin to slip? Replaced drive shaft. Now, car goes down road about a mile trans starts too slip pull over pot in park turn off then on can go another mile same thing

What could the possible cause be? check fluid level, make sure proper fluid is in transmission otherwise take to trans shop to diagnse if level and type is correct(check at idle normal operating temp

...stop pulling all at once i was going downthe road and my transmission stop pulling all at once check make sure fluid level okay and filter and fluid been changed.if so transmission probably

...check the transmission fluid, your vehicle likely has check valve on the bottom of the transmission on the bottom of your car. Your car must be level when the fluid is checked and we therefore ...

...it be? When you say hesitation do you mean the engine will rev but the transmission won't engage Check the transmission fluid level. check fluid level and condition if need to change fluid and ...

transmission to change gears again. Into the proper gear. Check the trans fluid level first. To do this have the car running at operating temp check the level if low adjust to proper level and recheck

...check the fluid level. Start the car, idling in park, and remove the transmission dipstick, wipe it clean, reinsert it, and remove again, and check the level. If it is low, add some to correct the ...

is not going now? Stopped working when driving along the road do you have enough transmission fluid in transmission? run engine, check fluid level with tip stick, if low, add and give car a test drive

...get it on the road it will accelerate but not go through the gears. Is it a transmission sensor? Maybe. Check transmission fluid. If it's at the right level then have the transmission filter

...Check the fluid level in park on level ground engine running this might be the problem also have the shifter cable checked for broken insulation on it this will let the transmission shift out of gear ...