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Omega Help Area => Omega Electrical and Audio Help => Topic started by: steviehp1 on 30 June 2011, 10:43:47

Title: Could my auto-box problem be electrical???
Post by: steviehp1 on 30 June 2011, 10:43:47
i have a 2.2 cd auto omega and the box sticks in 1st gear periodically, but if i select sports mode the box works fine. ive spoken to a few auto box specialists and one says change fluid and filter, (already done that) and another said that if the box works in sport mode then it must be electrical/electronic...

any ideas guys, totally bemused by it all... :-/ :-?
Title: Re: Could my auto-box problem be electrical???
Post by: Entwood on 30 June 2011, 10:47:10
By "periodically" do you mean on a cold start for about 30 seconds ??? If so this it completely normal and is done to assist cat heating in order to reduce pollution.

If it is happening when the gearbox/engine are well warm then first thing to check is the fluid level.
Title: Re: Could my auto-box problem be electrical???
Post by: Raymienets on 30 June 2011, 12:03:52
I had what I thought was serious problems with my autobox and must admit gave a lot of folk nightmares on the forum. auto transmission guy could not find the fault and only by chance did I notice the the big round blue plug from the wiring loom was just sitting and not connected properly. Worth a look.

Title: Re: Could my auto-box problem be electrical???
Post by: feeutfo on 30 June 2011, 21:10:04
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I had what I thought was serious problems with my autobox and must admit gave a lot of folk nightmares on the forum. auto transmission guy could not find the fault and only by chance did I notice the the big round blue plug from the wiring loom was just sitting and not connected properly. Worth a look.

Is it ok now Ray?
Title: Re: Could my auto-box problem be electrical???
Post by: feeutfo on 30 June 2011, 21:10:45
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By "periodically" do you mean on a cold start for about 30 seconds ??? If so this it completely normal and is done to assist cat heating in order to reduce pollution.

If it is happening when the gearbox/engine are well warm then first thing to check is the fluid level.
And... What he said. ^  :y
Title: Re: Could my auto-box problem be electrical???
Post by: steviehp1 on 02 July 2011, 14:05:30
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ive spoken to a few auto box specialists and one says change fluid and filter, (already done that)?

it happens anytime hot or cold, especially on a very slight incline and i mean very slight. oil level checked and up to level... new filter fitted in april 2011