Sometimes the trans. will go into O.D. and ay other times it remains in third gear. this problem seems to increase when the car is cold, however it will also happen at times went its had ample time to warm up. There is no slipage of trans while shifting or any other time. The only work preformed on the car recently is I have replaced both CV axles.
You have two temperature lights that come on when you start the car, one red and one blue. After the car is started the red light goes out and the blue one stays on. According to the manual, (and from my personal experience with my '03 SX), the car needs to warm up to a proper operational temperature. This temperature is reached once the blue temperature light turns off, (or within seconds afterwards). If you don't allow your car to warm up you will notice hard or long shifting, rough idle, and poor engine performance. Never drive your car if the light displays a constant red temperature light.
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from the research that i have done, lots of people have this problem with suzuki aerio's. i have a 2002 suzuki aerio, i bought it used and it worked fine the first few years. the past 6 months it has not gone into 4th gear when im going over 50 mph. at first i thought it was the weather cause it started in the winter... but its may and it still does the same thing. ive asked around and no one seems to know what the real problem is.
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Seems like it will shift after 15 minutes of running - whether actually driving or not.
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