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Car Forum / Mitsubishi Cars / December 2006

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transmission problem after ENGINE OIL change !!!

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ramseysno@gmail.com - 07 Dec 2006 21:16 GMT
hi,
I recently got my engine oil changed at NTB; and just after driving the
car out of there my transmission started giving me problems.

does anybody know what can cause this?

I was in front of the mechanic when he was doing the oil change; and I
saw a number of things that he did wrong during this time --
1) he checked the transmission stick dropped it and didn't clean it
before inserting.
2) while he was bringing the car down from the hydraulic lift...he
mistakenly ... brought only one end down before the other so that the
car tilted at a precarious angle.
3) there is always the doubt

can some body tell me what they might have gone wrong ?

my transmission is sticking since after that... and the car hesitates
before switching lower gears...
I did check the transmission oil levels and engine oil levels they them
seem to be fine.

thanks
ramsey
ramseysno@gmail.com - 08 Dec 2006 21:59 GMT
its a mitsubishi galant 96 with auto transmission; I guess its a
hydraulic trannsmission with electronically controlled vaulves.

thanks for your attn.

> hi,
> I recently got my engine oil changed at NTB; and just after driving the
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> thanks
> ramsey
Andrea - 09 Dec 2006 08:32 GMT
ramseysno@gmail.com ha scritto:
> its a mitsubishi galant 96 with auto transmission; I guess its a
> hydraulic trannsmission with electronically controlled vaulves.
>
> thanks for your attn.

he probably used the wrong oil.
each automatic tranny has its specific oil and you can use only this.
he probably used the oil that he used with the other automatic
gearboxes, and this is not the one that Mitsubishi uses.

try to empty the tranny and use the specifical oil.
check it out on manual.

andrea
 
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