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Help with 99 camry trans problem!!!

Old May 8, 2010 | 07:47 PM
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Default Help with 99 camry trans problem!!!

Car Specs:

- 1999 Toyota Camry LE
- four cylinder engine
- A140E Automatic Transmission

Problem:

The car will not pull in D, 4, L or overdrive. It just revs as if the selector is placed in neutral. it will go slowly if force the gas.
The car DOES work in reverse.
The car had a leak before, and had to pull over the side of the street and was not moving when fluid was out.
I added some PEAK ATF D3 to it and ran the selector through all the postions and worked for the last 3 months.
Then just recently the car started jerking when taking off at low speed, so i did a flush to the transmission.
Replace gasket, drain and add Toyota ATF. i added 2.6 Quart of ATF as recommended by dealer.
Now the car only works in Reverse, when in drive it seems like its low on fluid.
So i added another half quart of ATF to see if it helps. same problem..
Cant figure out what the problem might be......

Do any of you have a suggestion of something to try? Or is it as bad as I have feared? If the transmission needs to be replaced or rebuilt?

Thanks in advance
 
Old Sep 18, 2011 | 01:35 PM
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Default Dont Flush

When you had the first symptom (low fluid) then added. Your tranny OVERHEATED causing the damage to FORWARD Clutches amoung other things.

When the tranny is flushed ( Verses drain, check magnets and fill ) you can dislodge debris that can damage other things like the solonoids.

Rebuild or replaced the tranny.
 
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