I have a 2003 Mitsubishi Verada (V6 3.5L) sedan. Recently I had to jumpstart the car. Since then whenever the speed reaches 60, 70 or 80 km/hr the car jerks as if it's pushing back or the gears are not changing smoothly. Had the transmission serviced but no improvement. Any advice on what could be causing the problem would be greatly appreciated.
You may have a blown fuse. check that first and if none then i would suggest taking to a pro and having a scan on it. could be a sensor.
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Dear vdizon it seems your bearings are slipping inside your transmission.
This is usually caused by inproper use or stress to the transmission. Changing gears at high revs and double clutching may have caused the bearings to wear, or a service on the gearbox has not been performed by factory recomendation. I advise you to book your car into your mechanic to confirm the problem before the proble escalades.
I hope this has helped you.
SOURCE: Low growling noise in front end
typically, this sounds like a wheel bearing. To test, the noise can often be altered by accellerating /decelerating, and more evident by turning the vehicle.
The truning process is to put load on one side, then the other. if the right side has a damaged bearing, for example, the noise would be noticibly altered (less in this case) when turning to the right. Load would be slightly less. Testing speed in the area of 25 to 35 mph.
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I have the same problem with my car I think its the torque converter clutch but you should visit a diagonestic machine just to find out
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