1994 Isuzu Trooper "automatic transmission slipping hills" Questions

...automatic transmission slips after heating my Isuzu bighorn automatic transmission slips after heating.it onlyhappens after a long drive them it start to slip.when you stop and turnoff the engine for ...

...ccan i make it go like it should? SOUND LIKE TRANSMISSION SLIPPING.CHECK TRANSMISSION FLUID LEVEL.IF YOU HAVE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION.IF YOU GOT MANUAL TRANSMISSION CLUTCH COULD BE WORN CAUSE

...automatic transmission that is at fault and it probably has to be rebuilt. The sensation of power loss could be from the slipping transmission. Try manually downshifting the trans. to a lower gear ...

...automatic transmission? If standard, your clutch may be slipping. While driving down a straight road, push the brake while still in gear and push the gas pedal as well. If the engine slows with the ...

...automatic transmission in 2000 Civic EX is slipping was running fine then on the way home it started o slip going in to 2nd. It loses speed going up a hill I have parked it. Is there a adjustment to ...

...automatic transmission or a standard,is the engine power different or is it more like the clutch or clutch-plates arre slipping sound like transmission is slipping due to lack or low transmission ...

...automatic wagon, it's been kind of sluggish, specially uphill and with A/C on. Lately it almost sounds like the trans is slipping, because when you accelerate to pass or to go up hill, is sort of ...

...driving an automatic? It sounds like the clutch plates inside your transmission may be slipping. Yes, automatics have small clutch plates between each gear whereas a standard has one big clutch ...

...foot down it just revs instead of accelerating I have the same car,,i think your automatic transmission is slipping,(check fluid),or if its a manual transmission,then your clutch is worn

Automatic, or Standard? Last time transmission serviced? If auto, check fluid, if smells burnt, get serviced. However,it sounds like a problem in the linkage/s from the shift lever to the transmission