a/t harsh shifting
a/t harsh shifting
my tranny is shifting pretty hard. It seems to be shifting at full line pressure no matter what RPM the engine is at or how I drive it, slow or fast. What's the deal? I know there is a sensor somewhere. What is that thing called?
~Ryan
~Ryan
Or it could be that you need a new resistor. Look in your engine bay near the intake there should be two wires connected by a clear glass like thingy. Replace that. If you need fluid then the tranny will take forever to do anything at full pressure. I speak from experience and a bad tranny.
My transmission seems to shift "harder" at below 2500rpm; and nice and smooth above that mark...and after about 5-10 minutes of driving, the hard shifting stops.
I always figured this is just due to the fact that the tranny has approx. 140,000 miles on it. The Fluid still has it's color and everything; though if it gets worse I'm going to start paying closer attention.
Is this anything to worry over?
I always figured this is just due to the fact that the tranny has approx. 140,000 miles on it. The Fluid still has it's color and everything; though if it gets worse I'm going to start paying closer attention.
Is this anything to worry over?
floods943 when you check your fluid do you do it in gear at operating temp? To do this put the car in D and pull the e-brake. Then clean the dipstick and check it from there. Seems like a fluid issue. When was the last time you had the fluids completely flushed?
I know i have read a good right up on how to change atf. something about finding the lead line to the cooler and letting 2 quarts out and then putting two in....ect ect. do about 10qts and its flushed. jiffy lube wanted like 200$ for it. If anyone knows where that write up is post it for these guys.
I feel kinda stupid now but here is the link. its for the 4th or 5th gen maxima, but its not a bad read. http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=149056
I feel kinda stupid now but here is the link. its for the 4th or 5th gen maxima, but its not a bad read. http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=149056
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