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HuskyMan 12-02-2007 05:21 PM

560SEL reverse out
 
tran had been taking a few seconds to shift into reverse for about two weeks prior to reverse failure. went to the store, got out of the car and there was a plastic or vinyl burning smell coming from the hood. popped the hood, white smoke coming from area between rear of engine and firewall. at that point the car (1991 560SEL) would not go into reverse gear......managed to get it home though...

Question: I have read that tranny fluid might have been sucked up the a line due to a bad modulator. this may have caused the burning smell and white smoke. Also, does anyone know if there is an adjustment bolt on the right (passenger) side of the transmission that can be adjusted to possibily fix reverse gear?

C32AMG 12-02-2007 08:47 PM

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Originally Posted by HuskyMan (Post 1691656)
tran had been taking a few seconds to shift into reverse for about two weeks prior to reverse failure. went to the store, got out of the car and there was a plastic or vinyl burning smell coming from the hood. popped the hood, white smoke coming from area between rear of engine and firewall. at that point the car (1991 560SEL) would not go into reverse gear......managed to get it home though...

Question: I have read that tranny fluid might have been sucked up the a line due to a bad modulator. this may have caused the burning smell and white smoke. Also, does anyone know if there is an adjustment bolt on the right (passenger) side of the transmission that can be adjusted to possibily fix reverse gear?

Your transmission does not have an adjustable or any reverse band, 722.3 transmissions use B3 clutches for reverse. With a modulator leak you will have with smoke coming out of the tail pipe. Transmission must be removed too fix reverse, depending on condition and mileage maybe a rebuilt would be better.


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