2009 mazda 6. Spedometer lagging (goes up and down slowly or seems to stick at 0) RPM's working, seem to jolt up a little bit when trying to give car gas. Does not feel right when driving. Wheel on car also needs extra turning to move as well which may or may not be related . Transmission problem or just speed sensor

SOURCE: Steering noise

if its more of a whining its your power steering pump.

SOURCE: 2000 td 2.5 Jeep Cherokee sport

Seems like you might have wet the no 1 injector sensor..(little black plastic thing with 2 wires) It sends a pulse back to ecu and if wet it,s no good....

SOURCE: seems transmission gear shift problem

Pull the distick and smell the oil. If it's discoloured (black or dark brown) you know the transmission friction plates are burnt and needs a rebuilt.
Cheers

SOURCE: Transmission Service Required 2001 Volvo S60 T5

Hi,

These cars had a few issues with the transmissions. Sometimes upgrading the software and flushing the transmission will help, sometimes a new valve body will fix the problem, but often the transmission will need replacement due to internal failure.

The first step is to have a shop read out all the fault codes, read all the service bulletins and tech notes from Volvo regarding the transmission problems and then make a decision based on all of that information.

Good Luck,

Bret
RepairPal.com

SOURCE: 4 wheel drive lock up

hey charlie, 1st problem is 4 wheel drive being engaged on dry pavement. You should only have it in 4x4 in snow, or off road on sand, dirt,etc. Newer all wheel drive vehicles compensate for the tires rotating at different speeds, like going around a sharp corner. The wheels on the outside of the turn have a longer distance to travel than the wheels on the inside of the turn. This results in the vehicle feeling like it's jumping, hopping or jerking as you cut a tight turn. You can damage your 4x4 system, as the wheels are fighting each other, trying to turn the same # of rotations, and something can and will give (like blowing the transfer case). If your light is staying on after changing to 2 wd, it is possibly stuck in 4x4. To shift from 4wheel to 2 or 2wheel to 4, you should be traveling in a straight line, let off the gas, change in or out of 4x4, resume driving. 4x4 low range requires a complete stop to engage.

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