One of our cars has started playing up, it is automatic and takes a bit to change gears, it can rev up to 4-5k before it changes. Does it sound like the transmission is going! I realize Noone can tell me for sure but an idea of what we might be facing would be good. It is booked into a mechanic to have a look on monday
mugenb20b,
May 11, 3:17am
I would start by checking the fluid level. Knowing the year, make, model and mileage of the vehicle would help a little bit.
tinac,
May 11, 3:49am
Fluid has been checked and it's fine. It is a 1996 Nissan pulsar and it's done near 200k
flat_white_ltd,
May 11, 3:51am
Would have to be the usual suspect in these cases, .dodgy flux-capacitor, wouldn't it !
tonyrockyhorror,
May 11, 3:53am
How was the fluid checked.
tinac,
May 11, 3:53am
Haha :p
a.woodrow,
May 11, 3:54am
There is a small plastic gear/cog inside the transmission that shears teeth off and causes a fault as you have described. I can't remember the name of the part, it cost me about $100 to replace it through a transmission specialist. Can be replaced without trans removal or even having to drain the sump. a trans place might know what it is called, apparently a common fault. I had no warranty on the repair because I didn't drop the pan and clean out the teeth, but saying that it never gave any more trouble after
flat_white_ltd,
May 11, 3:55am
yeah, sorry. it is beer-o'clock on a fri. arvo, though, to be fair :o)
steve98h,
May 11, 7:49am
the gear your refering to is the gonerner gear. very common on nissan pulsars and primeras. doesnt sound like thats the prob tho. take your car in and hve the trans serviced. new oil and filter. she will be like new again
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