I just had a local shop (very reputable) do 60K tune-up including a transmission flush. Now the car seems to get confused when coming to a stop. It doesn't change back to first gear, it hesitates and just revs for a while and then a big "clunk" and it engages. Otherwise, the transmission seems to run a lot better then before, but I didn't have the hesitation before back to first gear.
Have any of you had this problem? I'm dropping the car back off tomorrow for the shop to take a look at it.
Have any of you had this problem? I'm dropping the car back off tomorrow for the shop to take a look at it.
First thing to do is check the transmission fluid level. If it's too high or too low, the trans will not function properly.
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Originally Posted by dul311
I will have the mechanic at the shop check that. Thank you for the reply.
uhhh....you can do it yourself. **** its easier then checking your oil level.
Just as a follow-up...
I did check the Tranny fluid and it was really low. I took it back to the shop that originally did the tune-up and they were very embarrassed. Basically the mechanic that did the tune-up used a BG machine to flush the tranny but did not manually check how much fliud the BG machine put back in. The BG machine is supposed to automatically put in the right amount of fluid. Obviously, it didn't do that this time.
Just an FYI...
Thanks for those that responded to my original post.
I did check the Tranny fluid and it was really low. I took it back to the shop that originally did the tune-up and they were very embarrassed. Basically the mechanic that did the tune-up used a BG machine to flush the tranny but did not manually check how much fliud the BG machine put back in. The BG machine is supposed to automatically put in the right amount of fluid. Obviously, it didn't do that this time.
Just an FYI...
Thanks for those that responded to my original post.
Yup. I do still have a few more things to do to complete the 60K service. I still have to replace belts, flush induction system ( I will clean the TB myself). Then it should run perfect.
My MPG has really improved after the tune-up.
My MPG has really improved after the tune-up.
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I was told that sometimes shops will add a chemical when flushing your tranny to get everything out, If your tranny is in good condition it can actually harm it. I think its for high miles.....
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Originally Posted by maxima98vspec
what all needs to be done at a 60k tune up, or what all did u do?
Go to 4th Gen How-Tos. First or second post. There are 2 great write ups there.
I decided to do my 60K service in 2 parts because $$$$
What I have already done:
-Spark Plugs
-Tranny Flush
-Coolant Flush
-PCV valve replacement
What I still need to do:
-Replace belts
-Rotate Tires
-Flush induction system
What I have already done:
-Spark Plugs
-Tranny Flush
-Coolant Flush
-PCV valve replacement
What I still need to do:
-Replace belts
-Rotate Tires
-Flush induction system