Transmission down shift problem
Hi guys, i have a 06 lr3se and sometimes it jerks when switching down from second to first or going into second from first. I took it to the dealership, the first time they replaced the transmission chip or something, but i still have the problem. Does anyone know if this is common or if it is not. When i take it to the dealership, they test drive, and they always tell me "Everythings fine". Thanks in advance for any help
Amrinder
Amrinder
theres a software update for it, they should update the tune in both the engine and the tranny. they should also reset your shift adaptions. take it back, drive the car with a tech or an advisor and have them fix it. its a known problem.
I occasionally see solenoids cause this type of concern, but I would definitely start with the software update, if applicable.
Fluid level should also be checked, at the appropriate temperature. Low fluid can cause aeration of the fluid, which can run adaptation numbers up, and the one time it doesn't become aerated due to temperature or sloshing fluid, it slams.
Fluid level should also be checked, at the appropriate temperature. Low fluid can cause aeration of the fluid, which can run adaptation numbers up, and the one time it doesn't become aerated due to temperature or sloshing fluid, it slams.
Here is a link to a piece of the shift selector that rusts away and can create shift problems. The solution is mechanical - kind of something one can understand.
DISCO3.CO.UK - View topic - Autobox Gear Lever pivot - How To
This is a link to a parts kit shipped out of the USA.
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Land-Rover-LR...1f8a22&vxp=mtr
DISCO3.CO.UK - View topic - Autobox Gear Lever pivot - How To
This is a link to a parts kit shipped out of the USA.
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Land-Rover-LR...1f8a22&vxp=mtr
Last edited by bbyer; Jul 4, 2014 at 10:13 AM.
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