You need to find an independent transmission specialist to give you the right advice ...
Give these guys a ring and speak to them ...
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You need to find an independent transmission specialist to give you the right advice ...
Give these guys a ring and speak to them ...
Home | Gearboxes | Newcastle | Team Valley Transmissions Limited
Clairesilk
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Cud they fix it rather then havin to pay for new gearbox
good then, not as bad then
yes for about 1/3 to 1/2 for a new factory one, or it could be a sensor for just a few hundred
What are you basing this on?
Past experience from GM transmission getting rebuilt, in a transmission shops here. Always cheaper than a new one from a Main dealer.
Same as West slope on his radiator last year, his went bad, checked with a LR dealer was in the $400 range, told him to go to a radiator shop and fixed for less than 1/2 of new.
http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f10/slight-shudder-223223.html
Seems a bit optimistic.
Get in the rangie section where people know rather than guess and youll get ya answer.
Seems a bit optimistic.
Get in the rangie section where people know rather than guess and youll get ya answer.
You need an independent view of the codes given by the vehicle -
the GM box and it's wiring ...
and the very common fluid cooling problems ...GM 5ATs are fitted with fluid temperature sensors.
However, in the event of a sensor failure the ECU should default to a value derived from the engine coolant temperature and a P code should be flagged & stored depending on the failure mode :
As I mentioned before, you need to get the codes read soonest ...
This link is to a USA site that may help explain WHY you need a transmission specialist to look at it ...
http://landroverforums.com/forum/off-topic-5/transmission-fail-safe-program-33641/
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