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cleughy



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cant select gears

i had a service yesterday, the wife did a 200 mile round trip today, this evening i went out and when i tried to select reverse there was nothing there, so i tried forward, again nothing. after restarting the car everything was normal.
then when i got home exactly the same thing happened, anyone got any ideas what could be the problem?
i will check fluid levels etc in the morning when it light .

cheers
steve
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Was any work done to the gearbox during the service?
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just fluids and filters
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You need to check the levels then.

With the engine running and gearbox at around 43°C put the box into each gear for 3 seconds then into park, next remove the level plug on the side of the box, the fluid should just be dripping out and no more. If no ATF dripping out it will require topping up.

Might be best taking it back to the garage who did the service and watch what they do to check it.

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cleughy



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cheers
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47p2 wrote:
....put the box into gear and remove the level plug on the side...

Just to emphasise that you must have ‘Park’ selected when the fluid level is set – clearly it would be risky to be working under the vehicle with the transmission in gear. However, each gear position should be selected in turn & held for 3 seconds before Park is engaged (to ensure that the valve block galleries & clutch lines are filled). The most critical thing is that the engine should be ticking over while the final level is being set and that the sump fluid temperature is between 35 & 45 deg. C

Phil
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Scary advice 47p2 Shocked ( I know that is not what you meant Wink)

Wise advice RRPhil Mr. Green .
Experience is the only genuine knowledge, but as time passes, I have forgotten more than I can remember Wink
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not done it yet but got a "transfer failsafe prog" message coming up now, no problems in sport mode
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Joe90 wrote:
Scary advice 47p2 Shocked ( I know that is not what you meant Wink)

Wise advice RRPhil Mr. Green


Blonde moment Joe, I had just finished a 22 hour shift and was about ready for my bed when I typed it

Tanks Phil for clearing up my mess, I've now amended my post Neutral
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Check Gear Linkage on side of box...
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cleughy



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it turns out the pump has gone in the gear box, i need full overhaul @£1700 +VAT Big Cry
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ouch!!! Shocked ... - .- -.




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Odd that it went so soon after an oil & filter change...
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cleughy



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i did think it was slightly glitchy whilst driving the previous weekend, but put it down to driving another car all week. The mrs had been driving it more than me lately but she would only notice if it didnt start.
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Ah well at least you have someone to blame Laughing .
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