M
Martin
Evening all,
I've got a 1993 Dodge Intrepid with the 4sp Auto tranny. Two weeks
ago, after it had gotten very cold here in the Mid Atlantic, the
tranny began having a serious problem. Let me describe the problem.
You start the car, it idles great. Let it warm up (it was cold here).
Slip it into gear (D). Nothing. If you rev high enough, it will lurch
forward a few inches then stop like you slammed it into park. Slip it
into reverse. Rev it up a little. It feels as if it trying to move
forward. Another fun thing, facing downhill, in any gear (including
neutral) it will not roll forward. If you turn the ignition off, it
will roll (almost killed my wife, when I left it in neutral and killed
the engine). When this began happening, we did have a around 6" of
snow on the ground and the car was driven.
Is it possible that something electrical got knocked off the
transmission? The fluid is a nice pink, with no burn smell
whatsoever, and this problem occured sudddenly with no warning pretty
much, that I am thinking it has to be electrical / computer.
We purchased this car a few months ago for my daughter to drive to
school (she provided 3/4 of the money, we picked the car). I'd like to
get it back on the road, cause I'm scared of her driving my 82 Dodge
Ram.
Thanks for any help
Martin
I've got a 1993 Dodge Intrepid with the 4sp Auto tranny. Two weeks
ago, after it had gotten very cold here in the Mid Atlantic, the
tranny began having a serious problem. Let me describe the problem.
You start the car, it idles great. Let it warm up (it was cold here).
Slip it into gear (D). Nothing. If you rev high enough, it will lurch
forward a few inches then stop like you slammed it into park. Slip it
into reverse. Rev it up a little. It feels as if it trying to move
forward. Another fun thing, facing downhill, in any gear (including
neutral) it will not roll forward. If you turn the ignition off, it
will roll (almost killed my wife, when I left it in neutral and killed
the engine). When this began happening, we did have a around 6" of
snow on the ground and the car was driven.
Is it possible that something electrical got knocked off the
transmission? The fluid is a nice pink, with no burn smell
whatsoever, and this problem occured sudddenly with no warning pretty
much, that I am thinking it has to be electrical / computer.
We purchased this car a few months ago for my daughter to drive to
school (she provided 3/4 of the money, we picked the car). I'd like to
get it back on the road, cause I'm scared of her driving my 82 Dodge
Ram.
Thanks for any help
Martin