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Car Forum / Toyota / Toyota Cars / January 2006

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Transmission Issue

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jor - 30 Jan 2006 00:50 GMT
2000 Avalon
My transmission shifts normally during normal driving and is full of fluid
(no leaks). Anyhow, it does have a problem though. If I put my foot into it,
the engine will race but the transmission will not engage. The car continues
down the road but accelerates only slightly. I tried it today and about had
a heart attack when I glanced down at the tach and it was approaching six
grand. Ideas? Thanks.
jor
qslim - 30 Jan 2006 02:33 GMT
Well, you need to verify that the fluid is at the proper level (checked
while the car is running, warm, and on a level surface), and you need to
inspect the fluid  condition. It should smell sweet and have a light red
color to it. But unless you really know what you are doing, I would seek
out a competent technician soon. Sounds like you have a serious friction
issue.
jor - 30 Jan 2006 03:27 GMT
I'm a pretty good wrencher but don't really have any experience with
automatics. The fluid is at the proper level but it is a light brown color.
I was going to get the fluid and filter changed and see what happens. Then,
if the problem doesn't go away, it's off to a mechanic. Thanks.
jor
> Well, you need to verify that the fluid is at the proper level (checked
> while the car is running, warm, and on a level surface), and you need to
> inspect the fluid  condition. It should smell sweet and have a light red
> color to it. But unless you really know what you are doing, I would seek
> out a competent technician soon. Sounds like you have a serious friction
> issue.
 
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