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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: ernst on 02 July 2010, 11:20:19

Title: auto box on 2.2 slow to change up
Post by: ernst on 02 July 2010, 11:20:19
hi all,my 2.2 petrol is sometimes very slow to change up it hangs on in first gear reving quite high and sometimes wont chang at all it doesnt do it at a particular time it can be warm or cold.any ideas welcome,thanks.
Title: Re: auto box on 2.2 slow to change up
Post by: same #same# on 02 July 2010, 15:32:30
if you ut up what area you live then some one near to you may be able to help, could be speed sensor etc
Title: Re: auto box on 2.2 slow to change up
Post by: SJKOO01 on 02 July 2010, 16:17:40
One of the first things that I would check is the transmission fluid, is it topped up to the correct level ?.  And good idea if you can get to see what the colour of the fluid is from the gearbox ?.

Only other thing I can think of at the moment, is the solinoid for 1st to 2nd in the gearbox maybe acting up if the fluid level / colour seems okay ?.

Is there anyway you can get the codes read, to give an us an idea ?.

As per other thread, if you can put what area you in, someone maybe able to help guide you where to go to for help ?.

 :y
Title: Re: auto box on 2.2 slow to change up
Post by: stuthespread on 02 July 2010, 19:12:11
i've got the same problem with mine but only when its cold,sorted the fluid level last week but still does it when cold,if thats any help.
Title: Re: auto box on 2.2 slow to change up
Post by: CaptainZok on 02 July 2010, 19:22:07
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i've got the same problem with mine but only when its cold,sorted the fluid level last week but still does it when cold,if thats any help.

It's supposed to hold onto the low gear when cold to warm up the cats quicker.
Title: Re: auto box on 2.2 slow to change up
Post by: stuthespread on 02 July 2010, 19:46:33
aar,that explains that then,happy days.
Title: Re: auto box on 2.2 slow to change up
Post by: SJKOO01 on 02 July 2010, 19:54:05
Don't want to worry anyone unnecessary, but surely if the engine's warm, the cat's will be, so the gearbox shouldn't hang onto the gear for anything longer than necessary ?  :-?