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Q:I discovered much to my chagrin this morning that my 96 Dodge caravan is leaking a purple-pinkish fluid! It‘s been very very cold in my area (last night dropped down to -15F), and I was wondering if a transmission could possibly crack in such a temperature? It‘s streaming out the fluid the last I checked, so is there anything I can do or is this to go to the mechanic? Would anyone know a ballpark estimate on how much this would cost?Thanks for your time!: Purple-pinkish? The fluid for your transmission should be red. Remove your transmission dip stick and compare the colors. I can't think of any fluids that might be the color you describe except maybe windshield washer fluid. Do you suppose the washer fluid reservoir might have cracked in the cold? By the way your transmission is an A604 (also called 41TE) and should use ATF+3 or 4 fluid only. (It's red) Are you having any symptoms of transmission problems? .Good Luck.

Q:Do automotive manufacturers still make manual transmissions? Or have they went full retard and only produce automatic transmissions? Automatic transmissions have very low fuel efficiency and low pulling power compared to a manual. The automatic is a convenience and a luxury that not everyone wants, some actually prefer a manual for better fuel economy and pulling power. I know that 99% of ppl are taught how to drive on an automatic which is doing them more harm than good. Once you can drive a manual transmission you can drive just about anything, you‘re not limited like someone that only knows how to drive an automatic.: This has to be a question in the US! Here in Europe manual transmissions are still very common. We however have a different test and license for a manual to an automatic transmission. The new automatics here are very good on fuel and efficiency. It is the old ones that are not so good. 8 speed autos are now common here.

Q:I have a 1994 Ford Ranger v6 4.0L 2wd with an automatic transmission. I just took it to a shop and they said I need to either have it rebuilt for over $2000 or get a new one. I was wondering what years of Ford Rangers have transmissions that are compatible.: examine to make certain no longer something on your engine is coming in touch with the transmission drain and fill up the transmission fluid. Plus because of the fact its a 1990 its notably old so its gonna act up slightly. I also have a ninety 8 eclipse that doesnt even have 100k miles on it and my transmission went by using a time of undesirable functioning i found out that the owner earlier had poorly put in the chilly air consumption which became coming in touch with my transmission little adjustment and it became fantastic.

Q:Auto zone has a some lubricant you can pour in your transmission. mine is slipping will this work?: Assuming yours is an automatic transmission (AT), you should first check to see if there is the correct amount of ATF (AT Fluid) showing on the AT dipstick. Do not overfill. Do not expect any magic from a lubricant that is not intended for your make of AT. You did not say what kind of car you are driving or which transmission it has. Different transmissions sometimes require special lubricants, peculiar to a specific transmission. If you look long enough at Auto Zone, you may notice that FORD has its own FORD ATF. Be especially careful with an AT that has no dipstick. Some cars, (like BMW) have a special permanent ATF that should be changed once every 100,000 miles. Checking the ATF level in specific cars with no AT dipstick require an exact warm operating temperature of the ATF on a level surface before opening the filler plug to add or drain off the excess permanent ATF. A slipping AT most likely will require a replacement AT when the ATF is at the correct level and temperature.

Q:I need to know how to take the transmission apart 700r: Seriously you don't want to try unless you are willing to buy some special tools . It would not cost you much more to take it to a transmission shop and have them bench build it for you . If you were around the Dallas /Fort Worth area I could recommend someone that would not rape you and do a great job - right in other words

Q:My 98 Ford Escorts transmission is going down. Its paid off and I really don‘t want to have to get a new car. Does anyone know about how much it would cost to get repaired?: No need; the stuff isn't hazardous, and any insulation is worthwhile.

Q:what is the difference between electrical power transmission and power distribution?: Distribution And Transmission

Q:I have an automatic 2002 Mitsubishi Eclipse. I recently started noticing it felt like it was jumping into gears when accelerating. I decided to get my transmission fluid changed, because it was black, in hopes that would fix it. It‘s been a couple weeks, but feels the exact same as before, the change didn‘t do anything. Do you think it‘s the transmission? Should I wait for it to completely break, or try to get it fixed before anymore damage happens?: Your transmission might be slipping in between the gear teeth. Or there might be some broken gear teeth. Usually you'll just have to put some transmission solvents in there to make the gears catch better and to also regularly change the fluid. But I would get it checked as soon as possible.

Q:OK, so i bought a used car (Automatic transmission) and my mechanic said the transmission oil needs to be changed (it was a blackish greenish colour, and it needs to be red in colour)He changed the transmission oil (it was the right type of oil and a high grade) and now when I drive I smell a sweet-musty odour that I know is the transmission oil. I drive with the air conditioning on, and it comes through the vents. It is most noticeable when i am stopped, or after the car has been sitting in the parking garage for the night (most noticeable).They checked - THERE ARE NO LEAKS, NO SPILLS, AND THEY CLEANED THE OUTSIDE OF THE ENGINE!!I‘m starting to wonder whether there was some transmission problem with the car, that revealed itself, after the fluid was changed???What do I do??: The guy probably had oil on his clothes and shoes, which transferred to the inside of your car seats and floor mats.NOTE: to Paul, there is another way to fix a bad trans oil cooler. Plug it off and install an aftermarket oil cooler.

Q:For about 2-3 months my automatic 2000 jetta has been having trouble shifting to reverse. I usually have to put it in to drive, then reverse in order for it to work. Park to reverse usually does not work. When I pop the hood and listen while shifting I can hear a terrible sound that sounds rough and abnormal. The fluids are all checked out and fine, including transmission fluid. A local wrench said the transmission probably has to be replaced completely, though he‘s not qualified to do that.The jetta has 113,500 miles on it, how many more miles do you think it will last if I don‘t replace the transmission?: no it doesnt work, its just a ricer boy thing.they think its cool when they rev thier engine and it makes a hissing sound

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