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1995 transmission slipping
I have a 1995 park avenue with 105,000 miles on it. I drove it home and parked it in the driveway and it ran fine. Several hours later my wife tried to back out of the driveway and there was no reverse. I tried several minutes later and it ran normal. This morning it would not hardly go forward or backwards. I am I able to do anything to save it without replacing the transmission? Any suggestions on what to check.
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Re: 1995 transmission slipping
Was the car parked several hours outside with less than 45 deg temp?
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Re: 1995 transmission slipping
No the car was in the garage last night and the temp was in the 50's.
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Re: 1995 transmission slipping
If it is full it is coming out.
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Re: 1995 transmission slipping
The transmission oil is full and does not smell burnt. I backed it out of the garage and the transmision barely moved the car. I let it sit and idle for about 15 minutes. I went to move back into the garage and the transmission worked like normal. I dove it around the block and the acceleration appeared normal. I had my neighbor who is a mechanic scan for any codes and nothing showd up. Thanks for the replies.
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