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Kaycee

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slugish auto Box
« on: 04 April 2011, 15:27:16 »

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I have been away for 10 days the car as not been moved. I started up put it in reverse and for about 3 secs or so was no movement then it gradually moved upto full power ie. reversed normaly, its not done it since but i seem to recall it did it once before 12months or so but thought i was imagining it. The question is what could it be and is something failing. The level is correct acording to local garage
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Re: slugish auto Box
« Reply #1 on: 04 April 2011, 17:50:22 »

initial thoughts remain the ATF level. Check it yourself, as most garages can't work out how to read, and most maintence books have insufficient pictures for the retards
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Re: slugish auto Box
« Reply #2 on: 04 April 2011, 18:16:09 »

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hi all
I have been away for 10 days the car as not been moved. I started up put it in reverse and for about 3 secs or so was no movement then it gradually moved upto full power ie. reversed normaly, its not done it since but i seem to recall it did it once before 12months or so but thought i was imagining it. The question is what could it be and is something failing. The level is correct acording to local garage
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Don't worry about it. My car can easily stand idle for 10 days, & although it won't always do as you described, it will sometimes.

I changed my ATF a couple of years ago and can use a fill/level plug.  ;) ;)
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Re: slugish auto Box
« Reply #3 on: 05 April 2011, 14:23:42 »

Thanks for that TB and AndyB
it seems ok now nothing untoward but i will get a mate to put it on the Ramps and check the Level
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Re: slugish auto Box
« Reply #4 on: 05 April 2011, 22:55:42 »

Remember that the ATF should be up to temp, and check with engine running.  :y
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