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Re: Auto gear box problem
« Reply #15 on: 24 December 2008, 21:02:58 »

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           Definatley gonna get the oil level checked again an would be a really happy man but not gonna get my hopes up.......

Will prob do to the wkend but i'll come back and let you know.

Thanx again for your help mate :y :y :y
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Re: Auto gear box problem
« Reply #16 on: 25 December 2008, 20:38:56 »

hi hope we all had a nice christmas .........
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Re: Auto gear box problem
« Reply #17 on: 25 December 2008, 21:26:34 »

& dont forget to check the level with the engine running & warmed up ;)
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Re: Auto gear box problem
« Reply #18 on: 26 December 2008, 10:33:42 »

I'll give you all a BIG clue to the issue - the OPs profile suggests its a 2.5TD auto, and in the posts, suggests its done 149k.....

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Re: Auto gear box problem
« Reply #19 on: 26 December 2008, 12:01:50 »

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        Yeah, theres a lot of miles on it, but did a lot of work to the old girl. Engines like new, clean, I'm sure theres a bit left on her yet :-/
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Re: Auto gear box problem
« Reply #20 on: 26 December 2008, 12:05:36 »

I think TB is implieing the gearbox is FUBAR ... due to the amount of work it has done ...  but a quick check of fluid levels MAY, just MAY, save you a boxchange .... if you're lucky .. :y :y :y
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Re: Auto gear box problem
« Reply #21 on: 27 December 2008, 10:49:38 »

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I'll give you all a BIG clue to the issue - the OPs profile suggests its a 2.5TD auto, and in the posts, suggests its done 149k.....

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:( :( :(

That sound like pretty good going for a TD AR25!  About 50k over the norm..
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Re: Auto gear box problem
« Reply #22 on: 27 December 2008, 13:13:49 »

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        Yeah, theres a lot of miles on it, but did a lot of work to the old girl. Engines like new, clean, I'm sure theres a bit left on her yet :-/
The car itself will be fine, just the gearbox is simply worn out.  A replacement gearbox from a scrapper should sort her out, and they are not technically difficult to change (just heavy and awkward).

If you are not chipping your diesel, an AR25 off a low mileage 2.0/2.5/2.6 will sort it (need to reuse your old bellhousing and torque convertor), if you are planning on chipping it, you need an AR35 from a 3.0/3.2
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Re: Auto gear box problem
« Reply #23 on: 27 December 2008, 13:28:51 »

personally i would opt for an AR35 box if replacement is needed whether chipping or otherwise, you may find a lowish mileage AR25 but its in the lap of the gods as to how its been treated or serviced etc, at least an AR35 should be stronger & a better chance of it being a good`n,,,,best of luck with it :y
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Re: Auto gear box problem
« Reply #24 on: 27 December 2008, 17:34:35 »

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personally i would opt for an AR35 box if replacement is needed whether chipping or otherwise, you may find a lowish mileage AR25 but its in the lap of the gods as to how its been treated or serviced etc, at least an AR35 should be stronger & a better chance of it being a good`n,,,,best of luck with it :y
AR35 feels as if its higher geared...
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Re: Auto gear box problem
« Reply #25 on: 27 December 2008, 18:53:48 »

Thanx lads 4 all ur help, wen i get round to check'n this oil level, i'll b intouch :y :y :y
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Re: Auto gear box problem
« Reply #26 on: 27 December 2008, 22:47:38 »

have jst been reading some of your replys to mickfits problem and as you know i have the same 1...............you have given me some great tips so fingers crossed..........................  :y
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Re: Auto gear box problem
« Reply #27 on: 28 December 2008, 18:39:09 »

just 2 pick ur brains .but whould there be a smell if the auto transmission fluid was low..... ::)
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Re: Auto gear box problem
« Reply #28 on: 28 December 2008, 19:02:14 »

You mean the smell of burning fluid, or the burning of clutches?

If the fluid is a) low and b) black (or dark brown) then the gearbox has burnt out...
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Re: Auto gear box problem
« Reply #29 on: 08 January 2009, 16:52:14 »

hi guys.............i know im grasping at straws but if my automatic will go into reverse ok.....but wen i out into drive she wont move...wud i need a new selector switch....were wud i get 1 .....thanx guys :-/
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