My transmission works fine until my first stop. Then it does not want to come out of first gear.
Upon occasion, it will work fine.
Fluid has been changed, but maybe a bit high.
Is there a vacuum tube that assists the shifting?
Or is there a shift kit that will help?
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Tuesday, April 6th, 2010 AT 6:29 PM
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If you have the overdrive transaxle it means there may be something slipping internally. You have almost 200,000 miles, I 'm glad this is the first time this has happened. Although you serviced it your going to have to have the TCM scannesd for transmission fault codes. It has a computer of it's own and the trans has self-diagnostics. If it doesn't feel like it is slipping, it may just be an electronic sensor. There are input and output sensors that, if their speeds don't agree will put the unit into 'limp-in' mode. Then you'll have second gear only. If it's slightly overfilled it should not make that big a difference but it should be checked when hot. Try scanning the TCM computer. Ok
If it's just a 3-speed auto, no, there is no vacuum lines. Only shift cable and manual lever adjustments.