Last day i hit asmall rock under the car under gearbox but there is no damage and no oil on the road and i keep driving testing all transmission th 1st and 2nd and 3rd and fifth all is ok when i stoped and want to goback the arem didnot enter in the reverse place is this domthig broken in gearbox or what hapened all front transmission is ok but the are cant enter in the reverse place to go back pls help
SOURCE: automatic transmission sounds like it stuck in 3rd gear
You need to check the transmission fluid level, if it is low the tranny will not shift. If, however, the fluid is to the proper level then you will need a new transmission.
Try putting new fluid in and look for a leak in the pan gasket, then all you may need is a transmission service. When the service is done the mechanic will look for pieces of metal in the old fluid, if found this is very bad and you will need a new tranny.
You might consider a new or used car, you can definately find a good deal out there!
SOURCE: gearbox fault light and cruise not available
The only thing that will cause a cruise control fault is a loose vacuum hose ussually on the breather hose coming from the valve cover in front to the throttle body. As for the remainder, shut off the car and restart to get you home and avoid the limp home mode. That in itself is an electronic fault in the ground system. Check you coils or replace them with a new set of plugs (autolite double platinum recommendes.) Clean any grounds you may have and then start you engine. You will notice there is no problem then. Run a diagnostic tool to see if there is any fault with grounded sensors like the O2 to keep that from happening again. Don't get the tranny replaced cause thats all the dealership wants to do and charge you $5k. Its not the actual cause. Good luck and let us know if there is anything else we can do here at fixya.
SOURCE: 1997 Chevy 4L60e Transmission Shift Problem
How many miles? Have you maintained, serviced trans in past or just waited for this day to wonder what happened?
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