R50/53 automatic transmission problems
automatic transmission problems
Hi all
My automatic mini cooper "s" is not shifting smoothly. I am taking it to the dealer next week. Any ideas what could be the problem? i hate being tossed around by my beloved dealer and would like to have some insight as to what the problem could be: software upgrade, service bulletin, recall, recurrent auto trans problems....anything that you would like to share with me.
Thank you.
My automatic mini cooper "s" is not shifting smoothly. I am taking it to the dealer next week. Any ideas what could be the problem? i hate being tossed around by my beloved dealer and would like to have some insight as to what the problem could be: software upgrade, service bulletin, recall, recurrent auto trans problems....anything that you would like to share with me.
Thank you.
Last edited by zigermanzz; Mar 22, 2008 at 10:55 PM.
Hi there
When i take off, the first change(from 1st to 2nd) is smooth but the second(from 2nd to 3rd) makes the car jerk a little..the car has 62000kms, so around 38000miles. it is still under warranty, but i never changed the ATF on it. Was I supposed to? What are the manufacturer's recommmendations as to ATF?
No i didnt try to unplugg battery. How would it fix the problem?
Thanks
When i take off, the first change(from 1st to 2nd) is smooth but the second(from 2nd to 3rd) makes the car jerk a little..the car has 62000kms, so around 38000miles. it is still under warranty, but i never changed the ATF on it. Was I supposed to? What are the manufacturer's recommmendations as to ATF?
No i didnt try to unplugg battery. How would it fix the problem?
Thanks
Pulling the battery resets the car, sometimes the computer remembers a weird shift pattern that isn't smooth, having the computer re-learn the shifts might help, but I'm not so sure it would in your situation.
The transmission oil is "lifetime" but you should replace it at around 40K-50K miles as a preventive measure. Try disconnecting the battery and see if that clears the adaptive settings. If that doesn't help, maybe a visit to the dealer is warranted.
The transmission oil is "lifetime" but you should replace it at around 40K-50K miles as a preventive measure. Try disconnecting the battery and see if that clears the adaptive settings. If that doesn't help, maybe a visit to the dealer is warranted.
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