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Hello guys,.is anyone can help me i have a 2004 jimny 4x4 automatic transmission. My car always has gear slippage problem from 1st gear to second gear.i mean it wont directly shift from 1st gear to 2nd gear,it needs some time to heat up and when the car's temp is at its optimum heating condition its is where the 2nd gear will engage.i let my mechanic i drained the transmission fluid how many times and cleaned the outer portion of the transmission where the solenoids are located and seen,also with the filter but still the problem persist..please help need suggestions on what to do next.
Sounds like one or more of the internal clutches is dead or dying. Time to take it out and fully rebuild it. Easy enough for a specialist but not something every mechanic has the facilities to do.
Temeraire (2018 quasar grey automatic)
One of the last 200ish of the gen3s, probably.
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Changing the fluid in an already worn autobox often makes clutch or band slippage worse, as the old contaminated fluid gives more friction than fresh stuff. It's a good idea to change ATF fluid but, where the fluid is really dirty and the box works, it's best left alone until the inevitable rebuild or replacement.
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