Torque converter slipping
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As Mikey has said, and then,
When was the fluid last changed,
AND,
Is the fluid level FULL.
AND,
How old is the battery.
See the other thread on an earlier car with strange electrickery issues. Its title is "Auto Gearbox Problems".
I know its a ZF trans, but the basics still apply.
When was the fluid last changed,
AND,
Is the fluid level FULL.
AND,
How old is the battery.
See the other thread on an earlier car with strange electrickery issues. Its title is "Auto Gearbox Problems".
I know its a ZF trans, but the basics still apply.
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I would make sure you have the latest software flashed into the transmission. The dealer can tell you that pretty quick. But it does sound like the TC lining problem. That requires a new improved TC.
See if this TSB matches your symptoms as a software update MIGHT fix it.
Couple of other documents for background too.
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See if this TSB matches your symptoms as a software update MIGHT fix it.
Couple of other documents for background too.
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Now that you got free help do your part and post back the SOLUTION to your problem!
We have hundreds of threads that just stop in mid air because the guy either gave up or got it fixed. The only way this list is worth anything is from the experience of thousands of Jaguar owners.
We know a lot BUT we don't know your car or what it's doing.
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We have hundreds of threads that just stop in mid air because the guy either gave up or got it fixed. The only way this list is worth anything is from the experience of thousands of Jaguar owners.
We know a lot BUT we don't know your car or what it's doing.
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Took the car to dealer and had the TCM reflashed. Seems to have taken care of the problem, shifts great and no more surge. Service writer told me it would be under $150.00 but when gave me the bill it was $234.00 which $27.00 dollars of that was environmental supplies, whatever that is. I questioned the amount he was charging me and he took $50.00 off making the bill $184.00. TSB says that it is supposed to take .04 hours, pretty good hourly rate. Oh well I am glad to get it fixed. Thanks to everyone for all of the helpful info.
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