3rd tranny going bad!
04-23-2003, 10:34 PM
#2
Re: 3rd tranny going bad!
Originally posted by Maximam
Going in to get my 3rd tranny looked at tomorrow! Slipping and no reverse in the morning.
Let ya know how it goes.
Going in to get my 3rd tranny looked at tomorrow! Slipping and no reverse in the morning.
Let ya know how it goes.
04-23-2003, 10:47 PM
#3
Re: 3rd tranny going bad!
Originally posted by Maximam
Going in to get my 3rd tranny looked at tomorrow! Slipping and no reverse in the morning.
Let ya know how it goes.
Going in to get my 3rd tranny looked at tomorrow! Slipping and no reverse in the morning.
Let ya know how it goes.
04-23-2003, 10:58 PM
#4
Or you can do this... start the engine select reverse and left leg on brake (push hard) and right leg on the gas... push hard the gas and your car jump like horse (I did about 7-8 times) and will be fine but for 2-3 weeks and you can try again and again and again.... (depends)... but its better to go to the dealer 
04-23-2003, 11:03 PM
#5
Originally posted by GreekMaxima
Or you can do this... start the engine select reverse and left leg on brake (push hard) and right leg on the gas... push hard the gas and your car jump like horse (I did about 7-8 times) and will be fine but for 2-3 weeks and you can try again and again and again.... (depends)... but its better to go to the dealer
Or you can do this... start the engine select reverse and left leg on brake (push hard) and right leg on the gas... push hard the gas and your car jump like horse (I did about 7-8 times) and will be fine but for 2-3 weeks and you can try again and again and again.... (depends)... but its better to go to the dealer
04-24-2003, 05:31 AM
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Originally posted by GreekMaxima
Or you can do this... start the engine select reverse and left leg on brake (push hard) and right leg on the gas... push hard the gas and your car jump like horse (I did about 7-8 times) and will be fine but for 2-3 weeks and you can try again and again and again.... (depends)... but its better to go to the dealer
Or you can do this... start the engine select reverse and left leg on brake (push hard) and right leg on the gas... push hard the gas and your car jump like horse (I did about 7-8 times) and will be fine but for 2-3 weeks and you can try again and again and again.... (depends)... but its better to go to the dealer
04-24-2003, 05:45 AM
#7
Re: 3rd tranny going bad!
Originally posted by Maximam
Going in to get my 3rd tranny looked at tomorrow! Slipping and no reverse in the morning.
Let ya know how it goes.
Going in to get my 3rd tranny looked at tomorrow! Slipping and no reverse in the morning.
Let ya know how it goes.
04-24-2003, 08:17 AM
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Re: I would seriously start mentioning the words
Originally posted by Galo
'lemon law' in aural range of the service manager...who knows what kind of extended warranty you might get...
'lemon law' in aural range of the service manager...who knows what kind of extended warranty you might get...
PCGuRu2K: Not boosted
VMaximus02: I drive it the same as any other car I have
Stock airbox now in place and off to the dealer!
04-24-2003, 08:59 AM
#12
Originally posted by njmaxseltd
this prevents the car from lurching forward or reverse when the tranny engages around 2000-3000rpm (my tranny was slipping a few weeks ago too
)
04-24-2003, 09:45 AM
#13
Originally posted by MajesticBlueNTO
hold the brake down with your left foot...goose the gas pedal with your right foot until the tranny engages.
this prevents the car from lurching forward or reverse when the tranny engages around 2000-3000rpm (my tranny was slipping a few weeks ago too )
hold the brake down with your left foot...goose the gas pedal with your right foot until the tranny engages.
this prevents the car from lurching forward or reverse when the tranny engages around 2000-3000rpm (my tranny was slipping a few weeks ago too
)
04-24-2003, 10:54 AM
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UPDATE!
Both 02 sensors are bad and will be replaced.
Dealer said they ran the car from 0-90mph with no slip! WTF? Do they run it on a dyno?
Dealer said they could not replicate the reverse problem. I told them keep trying, there IS a problem!
I asked them to do a line pressure test, they told me if it is ok it will cost me. The last tranny that had the EXACT same problem had low line pressure so I may bit the bullet.
Both 02 sensors are bad and will be replaced.
Dealer said they ran the car from 0-90mph with no slip! WTF? Do they run it on a dyno?
Dealer said they could not replicate the reverse problem. I told them keep trying, there IS a problem!
I asked them to do a line pressure test, they told me if it is ok it will cost me. The last tranny that had the EXACT same problem had low line pressure so I may bit the bullet.
04-24-2003, 12:48 PM
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Originally posted by Maximam
UPDATE!
Both 02 sensors are bad and will be replaced.
Dealer said they ran the car from 0-90mph with no slip! WTF? Do they run it on a dyno?
Dealer said they could not replicate the reverse problem. I told them keep trying, there IS a problem!
I asked them to do a line pressure test, they told me if it is ok it will cost me. The last tranny that had the EXACT same problem had low line pressure so I may bit the bullet.
UPDATE!
Both 02 sensors are bad and will be replaced.
Dealer said they ran the car from 0-90mph with no slip! WTF? Do they run it on a dyno?
Dealer said they could not replicate the reverse problem. I told them keep trying, there IS a problem!
I asked them to do a line pressure test, they told me if it is ok it will cost me. The last tranny that had the EXACT same problem had low line pressure so I may bit the bullet.
I would leave my car there overnight and tell them to check it the next day since the problems occur more often during cold start.
04-24-2003, 01:28 PM
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Originally posted by adman
WTF?? AGAIN??? At this rate,
I'd make it your new track car!!!
ADMAN
WTF?? AGAIN??? At this rate,
I'd make it your new track car!!!
ADMAN
Ya no $hit! At this rate I might as well just boost the $hit out of it!!![maxi-overdose]: Same dealer that replaced it last time.
Update: Asking Nissan corp to pay for any tests needed to be done to find the problem. They are contacting the dealership to resolve this.
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