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Johnny8398
02-11-2009, 01:19 PM
Okay here is a problem for those that really knows about Isuzu Rodeo, Mine is a 1995, Had the transimission fliud and filter changed, Put a new battery into it. Ouch! Cleaned the range senor. STill will not shift into third gear or drive, First and second is no problem, The Over drive mode is working but the winter mode is not. Had the vehicle put on the machine and nothing comes up. Its a V6 and engines runs beatuiful, any thoughts out there at all?????????? Mileage 198000
Cat Fuzz
02-12-2009, 10:01 PM
Probably not many transmission experts here. I don't know enough to give any advice other than it sounds like an internal problem to me. I'd take it to a transmission shop (NOT ammco) and ask them what they think. If they can't explain to you what the problem is, whether or not you understand them, take it somewhere else for a second opinion. Run away quickly if they immediately tell you that you need a new transmission.
You could simply have a bad solenoid, bad valve body or it could be as bad as worn out clutches or a completely clogged hydraulic passage.
You could simply have a bad solenoid, bad valve body or it could be as bad as worn out clutches or a completely clogged hydraulic passage.
pharm_rodeo
02-13-2009, 01:40 AM
You posted a week ago about the same problem. In your response about the maintenance history you said you had just purchased the truck and that the fluid was pretty dark.
An Isuzu tranny with 198,000 miles and dark tranny fluid means only one thing.....rebuild. I personally don't think it's worth spending thousands on a rebuild for a 1995, but that's your call.
An Isuzu tranny with 198,000 miles and dark tranny fluid means only one thing.....rebuild. I personally don't think it's worth spending thousands on a rebuild for a 1995, but that's your call.
Cat Fuzz
02-13-2009, 10:05 PM
OIC. Dark fluid usually indicates very fine metal shavings.
Ramblin Fever
02-15-2009, 01:42 AM
Did you ever check the voltage output of the alternator WHILE truck is running with all accessories on...again, these trucks will act VERY strange if they're low on volts.
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