Question:
Sometimes, when I shift into Drive from Park or Reverse, it gives a bit of a "shimmy". It seems to "buck" . This happens as I try to gas it gently when beginning to move. This happens when the car has been driving for a while. It is not cold. The repair shop at the dealer cannot find a problem. Has anyone had anything similar going on with them? I would love to hear from you! Thanks -
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Check the Transmission fluid. Is it 4wd? If it 4wd then it might be in the differential. If that's OK then go to the dealer when the car is hot and show them the problem. Make them put a note in your file so that when the tranny needs replacing they will have a record of all the times you have had a problem and will be more inclined to fix it under warranty.
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Best of luck.
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It could simply be wear. when shifting from park to drive do it slowly to allow trany to get through reverse and neutral. I f you are one of those who back up and do not come to a COMPLETE STOP BEFORE PUTTING IN DRIVE THIS WILL HAVE ADVERSE EFFECTS ON THE TRANSMISSION AND DRIVE LINE SOONER OR LATER ALSO.
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