what seems to be the problem? the car can start but it cannot go into gear..?

Question

i know its the transmission but it has alot of transmission fluid...what can be the problem?

thanks peeps

Answer 1

dat would b da tranny my good friend....tranny=transmission....u need a new 1....da 1 u have is slippin....take it 2 n mechanic n dey can do test on it 4 u n let ukno y its slippin but its da tranny slippin....slippin=goin bad/went bad...n if it juss so happens 2 go in2 drive 1tyme DONT drive it....cuz ull *** round n get stuk sumwhere

Answer 2

How old is the vehicle? The gears may be stripped. OK, it could be the flywheel is damaged. Try rocking the car back & forth while it's idling in neutral. Sometimes it'll go into gear.
You know when cars get old they do wear out, and it doesn't matter how much transmission fluid it has, if the transmission is shot.
Do you know a good mechanic?

Answer 3

Not much info. If the fluid is full then it can be several things. Newer trannys have computer controls so it may be that computer has gone bad. Always start the cheapest route. Does it have a external filter? If it does change it. If its computer controlled get a tranny shop to check the codes some will do it for free. And lastly you didnt say if it was manual or automatic. If manual its probably the clutch. Hey I can only work with what I Have..LOL

Answer 4

If it's a standard transmission, it could be a throw out bearing, and possibly just a linkage problem, and if it's automatic, it could also be a linkage problem, or the torque converter. I would check out linkage first ofcourse, since that is external, the throw out bearing or torque converter are internal.