95 LWB Surging forward
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95 LWB Surging forward
When accelerating from a stop, my Rover takes off on me (ok slight exaggeration) early on - maybe 2nd gear? I can't tell if this is a "slip" in the tranny or is something malfunctioning and telling the engine to kick in. I doesn't feel like a slipping transmission to me, but i'm not very mechanical.
It happens at slow acceleration. If i stomp on it from a stop - it doesn't seem to happen. This is a new problem, so i may be a little light on information. It may happen more when the vehicle is warm, not sure.
Also, a few days before this started, i was getting a belt squeeking sound. I popped the hood and the belt is fairly tight, i can push down on it a bit but it doesn't seem too unusual to me. Should that thing be super tight??
It happens at slow acceleration. If i stomp on it from a stop - it doesn't seem to happen. This is a new problem, so i may be a little light on information. It may happen more when the vehicle is warm, not sure.
Also, a few days before this started, i was getting a belt squeeking sound. I popped the hood and the belt is fairly tight, i can push down on it a bit but it doesn't seem too unusual to me. Should that thing be super tight??
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RE: 95 LWB Surging forward
ok the only thing i can find is that in 2001 i had a transmission cooler line replaced. BTW i bought it in 2000 with 118k on it, now it has 149k. Needless to say it has been parked a few times since i have owned it.
So, i'm sure regardless of what is up you will recommend having the tranny serviced. Is it best to go to the dealership? I don't really have an independent shop that favors old Range Rovers that i'm aware of. I live in Bath Maine.
I tried the manual upshift a few times. It certainly has all gears and holds till i up shift but some of the time the tach zooms up (and so does the engine) before the next gear takes hold. No clunking or anything either in automatic or manual upshift.
Since i first posted last week - the other day my tach was "stuck" at 1,100 rpm. I thought this was the beginiing of the end, belt squeek sound came back at the same time. The next time i started it, all was back to normal - except for the Surge on acceleration that made me post in the first place.
I hope this helps. I'm stuck. Any ideas??
So, i'm sure regardless of what is up you will recommend having the tranny serviced. Is it best to go to the dealership? I don't really have an independent shop that favors old Range Rovers that i'm aware of. I live in Bath Maine.
I tried the manual upshift a few times. It certainly has all gears and holds till i up shift but some of the time the tach zooms up (and so does the engine) before the next gear takes hold. No clunking or anything either in automatic or manual upshift.
Since i first posted last week - the other day my tach was "stuck" at 1,100 rpm. I thought this was the beginiing of the end, belt squeek sound came back at the same time. The next time i started it, all was back to normal - except for the Surge on acceleration that made me post in the first place.
I hope this helps. I'm stuck. Any ideas??
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