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Harsh Transmission Upshift Between 3-4 on C230 '97
Model C230
Year 1997 Mileage 175K Transmission Type: Automatic - Original Transmission. Location: Sacramento, California Did I search this site? Yes but nothing specific to C230 was found by me on transmission Problem With Car: I feel a harsh upshift at low speed. Sometimes it makes the car jump like "bump" when changing gear from 3 to 4. It is happening more frequently now. The car revs just before it makes the harsh upshift or "bump". I took the car to the dealership and here is what the wrote on my statement of work after running a short test. "Check Adaptation Codes. Trans Adaptations at Max 3-4 and 4-5 At 150 J3 Fill Rate Is 15 Trans Worn Out" "Check Trans for Harsh Upshift. Found Adaptations at Max. No codes stored and fluid level is good" "Reccomend Trans" "New Trans $6200" My options are to buy a new one and pay the above price which is more than what the car is worth or get a rebuilt or get someone to open up the transmission and work on it. Question: What is my most viable option? Or do I have other options I am not aware of? Does anyone know where I can take it to in Sacramento California? Thanks folks!! |
722.6 Transmission
Ikpa,
This sounds similar to what I've been dealing with on my '97 C230 with the same transmission, but only 88,200 miles on it. See my thread here: http://www.peachparts.com/shopforum/tech-help/185207-97-c230-cel-code-p1747-urgent.html?highlight=722.6 At present, my car is behaving just fine without a $1500 controller repair . . . but even if that turned out to be your problem, it's better than $6200. How often does the problem recur? Find an independent mechanic who is qualified to rebuild these transmissions -- the Good Shops forum may have some listed for Sacramento. Good luck! |
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