Auto gearbox problem???
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Auto gearbox problem???
hiya, i've got an 1995 WRX Wagon and i'm having a slight problem with the gearbox, When i take off the car changes sweet from 1st too 2nd and then moves sweet into 3rd and then all of a sudden it's s if the clutch is slipping on a manual one if u know what i mean, it just revs with no pull! i know very little about the auto gearboxs so any help or suggestions would be most appreciated
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Hi there, I also have a 1995 wrx auto, had the same problem around 2 yrs ago & it was a gearbox out job im afraid.....
sounds to me like something called a "high clutch pack" failure, its a transmission specialist job unless your very handy with gearbox internals..
I pulled the gearbox out in my driveway, gave it to my local transmission repair man ( paid I think about £250 but not sure ) & stuck the box back in myself ( its a fair weight but do-able solo with a trolley jack & brute force ) had no problems since.
You could be lucky & its something stupid like low tranny oil, but I guess if you've gone as far as posting you've probably checked that, engine running & at normal temp, select all positions & return to P them check dipstick oli level( rear passenger side of engine )
alternatively leave it in 3rd & waste a bit of fuel ! it probably wont get any worse.....
sounds to me like something called a "high clutch pack" failure, its a transmission specialist job unless your very handy with gearbox internals..
I pulled the gearbox out in my driveway, gave it to my local transmission repair man ( paid I think about £250 but not sure ) & stuck the box back in myself ( its a fair weight but do-able solo with a trolley jack & brute force ) had no problems since.
You could be lucky & its something stupid like low tranny oil, but I guess if you've gone as far as posting you've probably checked that, engine running & at normal temp, select all positions & return to P them check dipstick oli level( rear passenger side of engine )
alternatively leave it in 3rd & waste a bit of fuel ! it probably wont get any worse.....
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Probably low fluid level, they dont seem to accommodate for servicing auto boxes.... shame really, though if you keep using it, it will end up costing you a packet, can mean a new gearbox if your unlucky
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