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I think my tranny is shot, can someone please confirm?(W126)
1985 380se
I can go in reverse and park, but when I go into drive, the car just sits there even if i were to floor it (I didn't actually do that). To make it drive I need to cycle through park, reverse and drive and until drive actually work. I checked the transmission fluid and it looks like it may be too high but I've had the car for about 4 years and never changed/added that fluid. |
Check your linkage. It's possible to have a worn linkage bushing.
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How many miles on the car? When you have it in Park can you push the car and move it?
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If your car (an automatic I assume) has more than 140K on it figure the clutch packs are burned and you will need a rebuild on the old automatic transmission....even with proper maintenance that's pretty close to the life span of an automatic...
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Well not really, most of my crap in my sig has well over 250k on the original trans. He could simply have a clogged filter |
that could very well be..no question...but I doubt it...that would be great though...shift linkage bushings....indeed....don't think so....no
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I'm not understanding. You say it does drive, but you have to do some shifting around first?
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It's got 166k miles on it now, 142k when I bought it. |
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It's got 166k miles on it now, 142k when I bought it. Also, is this thing still drivable? What do you guys mean when you say it can go while I'm driving, like, drive will just working when I'm on the raod? |
Sounds like a B2 piston issue.
I would check into that as well as your linkages. See links for more details. http://mbz.org/articles/transmission/b2/why/ http://articles.mbz.org/transmission/b2/repair/ http://www.dieselgiant.com/Mercedesb2pistonsealreplacementl.htm |
B2 piston gone!
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When I put it in neutral from reverse to check the tranny fluid it would stay in reverse. It stays neutral when i shift to it from drive. And the tranny fluid is fine.
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