Transmission slips after gets warm - Rio Kia Cars & Trucks

Seems a known issue. The usual advice is remove and refurbish.

https://www.google.com/search?q=2005+Infiniti+G35+transmission+slips+when+it+warms+up

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Put up to three bottles of Lucas no slip and remove three bottles transmission oil.Will help.

Once a transmission slips-- it is done

Time for a rebuild

THERE IS NO OTHER SOLUTION

It slips,it has done that for awhile,that is an
internally worn out trans

1986-- I would get rid of it

You never install a used trans & $2,500 for a reman
or rebuild, makes no sense.

The whine is a worn out pump or stuck pump valves

change the transmission filter and put lucas transmission treatment

Plz have fluid and filter changed in transmission. Sounds like filter is clogged and starving transmission of fluid until it warms up and thins out the fluid..Hope this helps.

If you have been driving a transmission with any slipping,
you most likely have ruined it,I guess you know that

If this just started today ,then you may be able to diagnose
a solenoid issue & possibly resolve

Need a trans repair shop

Getting warmed up & only then slipping, can take your
thought process in many directions

Without pulling it out,you need to find the best diagnostic
trans guy or gal in your state bar non & quick

Bands inside the transmission expands when they get warm Which can cause this issue. If your have stretched bands you will need to either replace them at a shop or new transmission. Or if you have a warranty of some sort.

when cold, fluid is thicker. When hot fluid is thinner. The thicker, the more pressure if can withstand. Try gettings some Lucas transmission fix. if that doesent work, prepare for a transmission rebuild.

Hi, transmission slipping normally does not occur when the transmission is warm, as warm temperatures favor proper working of the automatic transmission systems. Nonetheless, if problems such as, broken transmission bands, gears or torque conversion already exist, then the transmission might slip even in warm temperatures. Another situation may arise, if the fluid suffers from contraction in cold weather and gradually the weather warms up sufficiently, to expand the internal parts and fluids. Then due to cold weather, a small transmission problem might occur. However, the problem may be too small to affect the vehicle. However, warm weather cannot be directly linked to transmission slipping.

I was told to change my Transmission Control Module,located on the transmission . You can get it new for under $200 but, I was advised to get it from a junk yard it's alot cheaper and its easier. I hope this helps