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Old 10-25-2004, 07:58 PM
96ssat 96ssat is offline
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transmission trouble

1996 Passat GLX

recently my transmission has been very finicky. occasionally, It has trouble going into first. If I am coming into a stop with my cluth in, and attempt to put it into first going faster than a few mphs, gears grind. Likewise, if i am at a stop in neutral, and attempt to put into first, it occasionally does not want to go in. Either way it goes into gear fine if i am moving slowly, get gears moving.

anybody have any thoughts/insight

synchro wear? new trans? i hope not the latter
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Old 10-26-2004, 09:30 AM
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Re: transmission trouble

Are you sure it has the correct gear oil & is full? VW reccomended SAE 80W-90 (at least GL-4) oil or you could try 75W-90 Synthetic. VW also says it never needs changing, but I would every 90K miles.
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Old 12-17-2004, 11:05 AM
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I believe there is a tech bulletin which states that if the car upshifts quickly, leaving you little power on tap the Transmission Control Module(TCM) needs to be replaced. For the time being I get around this by using the tiptronic(pseudo-manual) mode.
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