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peekay



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Also having an issue with the gearbox, was very intermittent but getting more regular. When I start car in the morning, select reverse or drive, when I pull away it seems to need to rev very highly to get car to move. Almost like clutch slipping. However if I select park/neutral then go back to the selected gear everything is fine. Car has 60k, 66 plate. Have recently had gearbox oil and filters changed (5k ago). Any ideas ? Thanks in advance

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peekay



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Just a bump on this in case anyone has any ideas

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That's normal. From cold, the vehicle will hold onto the lower gears for longer. This is purposely to raise the temperature in a shorter amount of time. Kev

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If it didn’t do it before the oil change then it could be worth checking if the fluid level is correct, it’s easy to under fill it. Did it get the correct ZF fluid or a cheap alternative?

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