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loss of drive
« on: 10 June 2010, 18:19:35 »
my sister is out in dads car 3.0 elite auto
she phoned to say the car has lost drive
i told her to switch it off leave it for 10 minutes and see if it will then go it drove for a mile then lost drive again
would this be low/no fluid or something worse
car is on it's way to me via the AA
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Re: loss of drive
« Reply #1 on: 10 June 2010, 18:49:51 »
First port of call is gonna be fluid check.
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Re: loss of drive
« Reply #2 on: 15 June 2010, 17:33:01 »
had same problem with my 3.0 ,  checked gearbox level, it was low so topped up , all ok now.
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Re: loss of drive
« Reply #3 on: 15 June 2010, 17:38:55 »
That happened to me with a Vovlo auto once, and it turned out the TF had been leaking out in great quantities ::) ::)

Suspect the cars fluid level is either low, or you have developed a leak ;) ;)
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