My daughter ran over a rock in the road, and knocked a hole in the transmission pan. She did not know it until she got back in the car to lieve,
would only back up no drive. I patched the hole with JB weld and filled up with fluid will go forward fine now but want back up. Any ideas?
David
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Rock in the road. Any automatic transmission guys reading
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Two thoughts:
1) Start it up and shift into each gear a few times with a brief pause in each position. Then top the fluid off again. Don't forget to do that with the engine running in neutral. There is no doubt air in the system and cycling the shifter a few times may clear it out.
2) Could the linkage be bent? Seems unlikely if reverse is the gear not working.
1) Start it up and shift into each gear a few times with a brief pause in each position. Then top the fluid off again. Don't forget to do that with the engine running in neutral. There is no doubt air in the system and cycling the shifter a few times may clear it out.
2) Could the linkage be bent? Seems unlikely if reverse is the gear not working.
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Rock in the road. Any automatic transmission guys reading
David,
Jim is right on but also make sure you don't over fill. The fluid will foam and put air in the system.
It's better to be a 1/2 pint low than over full.
Brian
Jim is right on but also make sure you don't over fill. The fluid will foam and put air in the system.
It's better to be a 1/2 pint low than over full.
Brian
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My boy did the same thing a few weeks ago and he drove the car about 3/4 to 1 mile after hitting the rock and the fluid drained out enough for the car not to go . I towed it home fixed it and junked it. He burnt up the clutches in it. This will go but you give it any gas at all and she slipps . It was a nice car but I do not have the gumption to put a tranny in it. And it took a while to get all the air out also. I would fill it run throught the gears for a few mins and then refill but it did take awhile. I believe thge front pump is the strongest and thats the one that controls rev. So yours might be shot as well.
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Is there any way to know whose rock it was?
Some years ago I wiped out the drain plug of a Mercedes engine on a rough railroad track. I didn't know it until the engine tied up a mile or two later.
Everyone said forget it but I went after the railroad. I told the adjuster they could avoid a lawsuit by paying for the engine. They did!
Some years ago I wiped out the drain plug of a Mercedes engine on a rough railroad track. I didn't know it until the engine tied up a mile or two later.
Everyone said forget it but I went after the railroad. I told the adjuster they could avoid a lawsuit by paying for the engine. They did!
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The rock was in a state road so I gues it was a state rock.
The clutches are burnt out, the fluid leaked out slow if it had been a bigger hole it might not have burnt out the clutches says my trans buddy
There goes my next tractor I havent bought yet
David
The clutches are burnt out, the fluid leaked out slow if it had been a bigger hole it might not have burnt out the clutches says my trans buddy
There goes my next tractor I havent bought yet
David
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