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Car Forum / Oldsmobile Cars / May 2004

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1999 Olds Intrigue - transmission problems

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bluebengal96 - 18 May 2004 03:13 GMT
I have a '99 Olds Intrigue with 143000 miles on it.  The transmission has
started to slip when going from 2nd to 3rd gear.  I have noticed the fluid
is very dark.  Do you think it's pretty much gone, or do you think
flushing the system and replacing the filter will help out any?
R - 18 May 2004 06:19 GMT
I think you have trouble. You can try to flush it since you have nothing to
lose at this point. But I have seen transmissions die right after a flush
many times. Does it have a service engine soon light?If so, there is a small
chance that a trans selenoid could be the problem. You may have a code
without the light on depending on the problem.
> I have a '99 Olds Intrigue with 143000 miles on it.  The transmission has
> started to slip when going from 2nd to 3rd gear.  I have noticed the fluid
> is very dark.  Do you think it's pretty much gone, or do you think
> flushing the system and replacing the filter will help out any?
hyundaitech - 19 May 2004 01:23 GMT
You could even have a code without the check engine lamp.  It's worth
scanning just to see.  Even if you have to pay for the scan, a small
repair is a lot better than tossing in the towel if you can get away with
it.  I figure you might spend $100 to $150 checking things and seeing if
you can make the condition go away with a service.  Pretty small compared
to a reman trans.

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