Put in tranny, and now doesnt wanna go into gear!
#1
Put in tranny, and now doesnt wanna go into gear!
so we put in the tranny and connected everything, and when we start the car, and put it in gear, u can hear under the car that there is clicking like its going into gear, but when we let our foot off the brake...the car doesnt move. idk what the problem is. Any one can help!
#2
RE: Put in tranny, and now doesnt wanna go into gear!
The transmission is full of fluid is it not? It may take several cycles of filling the transmission, starting the engine, and cycling through the gears before the transmission will be entirely full. This is especially true if you did not atleast partially fill the torque converter.
#3
RE: Put in tranny, and now doesnt wanna go into gear!
yes the tranny is full of fluid the TC is also full. i used the recomended amount for it all. it still wont go in.is there anything else that could possibly have to do this.the tranny was rebuilt by a profesinal shop. Please help my guys i really appreciate the time you guys took to help me out.
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RE: Put in tranny, and now doesnt wanna go into gear!
ORIGINAL: rob1621
u can hear under the car that there is clicking like its going into gear
u can hear under the car that there is clicking like its going into gear
#5
RE: Put in tranny, and now doesnt wanna go into gear!
yes its all in.Thank you
#6
RE: Put in tranny, and now doesnt wanna go into gear!
i just checked to see if the fluid line that goes to the radiator is pumping fluid thru. and it wasnt.i have put fluid in the tranny a couple times and it tells me its full. could this be the problem it doesent want to go into gear. how mutch total fluid should i have in there.
#7
RE: Put in tranny, and now doesnt wanna go into gear!
i used the recomended amount for it all.
#8
RE: Put in tranny, and now doesnt wanna go into gear!
It should take approx 11 quarts to fill the tranny and torque converter.
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