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bigee



Member Since: 23 Nov 2012
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no drive in reverse....

any ideas? just tried reversing onto a driveway which is on an incline,not steep just a 'normal' ramped crossover...selected reverse,tried to drive and nothing,just revved up with no drive.I had just been out for a couple of hours driving,no problems at all in all forward speeds,oh,box was rebuilt approx 14k ago...i have only just (7 days !) bought it and am smitten completely and really hoping not to get bitten too hard Big Cry

Post #160540 30th Dec 2012 12:55pm
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Check the wiki for the gear selector cable article. If that doesn't fix it you might be in the Sales Of Goods Act territory with whoever you bought it from. 
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Post #160544 30th Dec 2012 1:05pm
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bigee



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Thanks for the reply...just looked at the Wiki,fingers crossed Whistle
Funny enough the car does seem to struggle to 'hold' itself on an incline.....lets hope WD works wonders Thumbs Up

Post #160545 30th Dec 2012 1:28pm
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bigee



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Tis done....selector seems a bit slicker? Will see over the next couple of days..Thanks for the heads up Thumbs Up

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Now you have it free with WD 40 give it a good coat of grease to protect and lubricate for the future. Thumbs Up
Worth checking every year.

Post #160559 30th Dec 2012 4:04pm
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bigee



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noted and done.....every other forum where a question is asked re: FF this is the default answer given.....i can see why Thumbs Up

Post #160560 30th Dec 2012 4:11pm
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Which model is your L322?

Phil

Post #160564 30th Dec 2012 4:49pm
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bigee



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Phil, its a 2002 4.4 v8......pics to come shortly(when i can stop driving it for long enough to take some Laughing )

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funnily enough it has just occurred to me that i used to have exactly that problem with a E61 BMW, it was like it had to think about engaging reverse, and you could rev it in R to no avail, then it would engage, i wonder if this was a similar related problem.

it had the electronic gear selector as well though i think this was just connected to a solenoid which operated the shift. There is nothing that can't be fixed with a hammer😜😜
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Post #160596 30th Dec 2012 7:45pm
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bigee



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did you ever get to the bottom of it?

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No, choped it in for the ff. Thumbs Up There is nothing that can't be fixed with a hammer😜😜
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Post #160610 30th Dec 2012 8:58pm
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bigee



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..Twas a good move...... Thumbs Up Funny enough i 'got out' of my Cayenne Turbo because of impending box problems so really hoping this is something minor....part of the attraction for choosing this particular vehicle was the low (relatively) mileage @73k and a recent box rebuild....thought i had covered my bases Laughing
Still,a great drive.

Post #160614 30th Dec 2012 9:04pm
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Losing reverse isn’t that common with the later 5HP24s. I’ve never seen an F-clutch piston seal wear problem (which plagued the early BMW/Jaguar versions) on an L322 :

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Probably easiest to see if it can pinpointed to either the C-clutch or the F-clutch by testing for engine braking in Manual 1st. Another possibility is leaking support bush O-rings :

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Another contender is solenoid MV3 which controls the reverse gear protection valve (RG-V) in the lower rear valve block. Its function is to override the engagement of reverse if the selector lever gets moved inadvertently while you’re travelling (forward) at speed, but a fault may mean it is being activated when it shouldn’t be :

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Anyway, if the problem persists I have a spare valve block that you’re welcome to try if it helps narrow down the cause :

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Phil

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Post #160659 30th Dec 2012 11:20pm
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bigee



Member Since: 23 Nov 2012
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Fantastic, i will (fingers firmly crossed ) see over the next day or so if it was merely the linkage...if not,then i will have to find a decent indi (forum member??) as my mechanical knowledge is somewhat limited!!
Cheers all

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I'll watch this one with interest!.
I have the same problem. Car is the same age and model and reverse is "reluctant" when pointing down hill and teh transmission is warm. I had just assumed it was a smidge short of oil, something I asked to be checked when it was services 2 days ago, however they didn't bother to check!
I think I'll get under teh car tonight and smear some grease on! Might do the car whilst I'm there Laughing

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