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2001 Beetle automatic transmission problem
I have a 1.8L turbo (2001) with automatic transmission. The car has 50000 miles on it and I just had the transmission fluid changed about 10,000 miles ago. Recently I have noticed that in overdrive from a dead stop as you accelerate and let the trans shift through the gears, when it goes to shift into OD it hesitates, the engine revs a bit and then it finally shifts into fourth. If you start out in 3rd and let it shift it operates normally. I read somewhere about a problem with a MAF sensor causing shifting problems but don't quite know if that would be my problem or not. Looks like it would affect all gears and shifts if that was the case. The fluid when serviced was clean and not burt smelling and there was no residue in the pan. Anyone have a overdrive shift problem on this engine/trans combination? Also replaced the boost diverter valve already. Is this a problematic valve also?
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Re: 2001 Beetle automatic transmission problem
Who changed the fluid & what fluid did they use?
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problably going to need a new transmission. You can try dropping the pan and changing the filter and installing vw fluid (about 20.00 per quart).
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Re: Re: Re: 2001 Beetle automatic transmission problem
there arent any tsb for 4th gear shift.
1.8t triptronic or not? if its not triptronic i would say replace the valve bod ag4 auto trans have lots of probs with valve bodys. there is a special tool to remove the solenoid conductor strip from the solenoids so you can remove the valve body. if its triptronic i would say the trans is bad. the code for bank 1 lean is problably from a bad maf sensor. ALso check the pcv lines they are a very common problem. Goes from intake pipe to valve cover side down under intake manifold to block. they get brittle and crack causing vaccum leak and oil consumption/ sludging.
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I had the exact some problem but i am 5 months outside the warranty here in ontario, canada! The dealer quoted me $5000 Canadian for a new transmission, but that is half of the value of the car! That is ridiculous. I called VW canada to see what they can do, but of course they say nothign since its' outside the warranty.
Does anyone have any suggestions? I want to sell the car ASAP after the transmission is fixed. I was thinking maybe someone could work with my current transmission...or get an aftermarket one?! Please help. Thanks so much. |
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