Transmission Delay In Auto Gear

[rize1981]

Hi Experts,

Anyone can help me to find out the problem in my car gear transmission, It is taking bit long time to transmit 2nd gear from first gear, Anyone could you please advice me is it possible to fix and what is the exact problem of it.

Thanks

[forever_benz]

Looks like the discs in the gear box are worn out. it is common problem in automatic gear boxes. it can be repaired. one thing to keep in mind while waiting in traffic is to never be on drive and apply brakes. always make sure you stay idle on neutral and you could avoid this fault from happening.

[GayanR]

What is your car?It can be your kick down cable.a simple adjustment may solve the problem.Is it only from shifting 1-2 or does it shift all gears at higher rpms? Explain it more

[The Don]

  On 7/5/2012 at 11:30 AM, rize1981 said:

Hi Experts,

Anyone can help me to find out the problem in my car gear transmission, It is taking bit long time to transmit 2nd gear from first gear, Anyone could you please advice me is it possible to fix and what is the exact problem of it.

Thanks

I think the first thing to do is to change your transmission oil with correct grade oil and see if it makes a difference. If it doesn't its possible that there is some sludge in your auto box which will need to cleaned out by a competent person. What is your car?

[rize1981]

Hi experst,

Thanks a lot for your comments, my car is Nissan Bluebird 1999 QU14 2000cc, it has Hyper CVT Gearbox... More advices pls.....

Thanks,

Rizvi

[rize1981]

Thanks a lot for your comments, my car is Nissan Bluebird 1999 QU14 2000cc, it has Hyper CVT Gearbox... More advices pls.....

  On 7/5/2012 at 1:04 PM, GayanR said:

What is your car?It can be your kick down cable.a simple adjustment may solve the problem.Is it only from shifting 1-2 or does it shift all gears at higher rpms? Explain it more

[rize1981]

Thanks a lot for your comments, my car is Nissan Bluebird 1999 QU14 2000cc, it has Hyper CVT Gearbox... More advices pls.....

  On 7/5/2012 at 3:36 PM, The Don said:

I think the first thing to do is to change your transmission oil with correct grade oil and see if it makes a difference. If it doesn't its possible that there is some sludge in your auto box which will need to cleaned out by a competent person. What is your car?

[rize1981]

Thanks a lot for your comments, my car is Nissan Bluebird 1999 QU14 2000cc, it has Hyper CVT Gearbox... More advices pls.....

  On 7/5/2012 at 1:04 PM, GayanR said:

What is your car?It can be your kick down cable.a simple adjustment may solve the problem.Is it only from shifting 1-2 or does it shift all gears at higher rpms? Explain it more

[rover]

  On 7/5/2012 at 11:30 AM, rize1981 said:

Hi Experts,

Anyone can help me to find out the problem in my car gear transmission, It is taking bit long time to transmit 2nd gear from first gear, Anyone could you please advice me is it possible to fix and what is the exact problem of it.

Thanks

  On 7/6/2012 at 11:42 AM, rize1981 said:

Thanks a lot for your comments, my car is Nissan Bluebird 1999 QU14 2000cc, it has Hyper CVT Gearbox... More advices pls.....

When was the last time you changed the CVT oil?. In this type of transmission you don't feel the changing of gears like you said. The transmission is infinitely variable. Hence the term continuously variable transmission. I had the same issue in my Tiida and it was mostly noticeable during stop and go traffic.

[jayanathkarunarathna]

  On 7/6/2012 at 1:58 PM, rover said:

When was the last time you changed the CVT oil?. In this type of transmission you don't feel the changing of gears like you said. The transmission is infinitely variable. Hence the term continuously variable transmission. I had the same issue in my Tiida and it was mostly noticeable during stop and go traffic.

How did you fix this iSsue? I'm facing similar kind of issue in my suzuki swift

[Twin Turbo]

http://forum.autolanka.com/topic/17850-when-to-change-atf/

ENOUGH SAID!

TT.

Edited June 28, 2016 by Twin Turbo