Tranny jolt
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So in the last couple days I started noticing small jolts as if the car abruptly slowed down for a split second... Today I'm driving along and foot is just rested on the pedal when I fealt a pretty big jolt. It was VERY noticable... anyone have suggestions as to why other than the tranny is screwed?
How do you reset the tranny again?
How do you reset the tranny again?
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lol right i only post when i need help lol such a funny guy... you know what I like? Funny guys like you! (can't remember what movie that was from but it popped in my head)
did a reset and it seems to be ok for now.
did a reset and it seems to be ok for now.
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Originally Posted by pinguhk' post='1048472' date='Nov 5 2009, 10:10 PM
if it happen alot try changing the filter and oil
it worked for me
btw how many mile have you done?
it worked for me
btw how many mile have you done?
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Fluid, uh o...
I had the same problem, got a new gasket for the trans pan, new oil... problem was not solved, kept leaking, I went ahead and replaced it with a brand new pan (which comes with the built in filter) To change the filter, you change the WHOLE pan... go figure... $600 later the problem was rectifed.
I had the same problem, got a new gasket for the trans pan, new oil... problem was not solved, kept leaking, I went ahead and replaced it with a brand new pan (which comes with the built in filter) To change the filter, you change the WHOLE pan... go figure... $600 later the problem was rectifed.
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Yup. there's a hairline fracture (prob. from bottoming out) in the trans pan and it has to be replaced. at the shop right now but it's costing me 1100
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Originally Posted by tbal' post='1058953' date='Nov 20 2009, 02:36 AM
WTF why so much? Trans pan w/ filter gasket is $195 shipped! Zf oil another $150 ish plus labour... $1100 something sounds wrong!