I noticed when my 2007 Camry XLE v6 is cold, it doesn't seem to shift properly at approx 25 mile per hour. It revs very high and then finally seems to catch. This happens for approximately 2 seconds and then it seems to work fine after. It always happens during the same gear shift (I believe 2nd to 3rd gear). It is difficult to take to a dealer for the problem because by the time you get there the transmission is warm and the problem doesn't happen. Is any one else having this problem?

 

Read the link below:

http://ww2.justanswer.com/uploads/ja...T-TC007-07.pdf

Does this describe you problem?

If yes, as described in the service bulletin check for a sticker under the hood. If no sticker determine if you car is effected based the cars VIN number, if is the car still covered under the extended warranty. All of this is explained in the bulletin.

If the car qualifies and the service bulletin never preformed, you can talk to a dealer about this issue. Or even if it was preformed might talk to the dealer as it still may be a defect, the flash needs to repeated, etc.

Suggest when talking to the dealer to have the bulletin with you.

The dealer should know if the bulletin applies and fix it for free if still under the extended warranty. However dealers can be weird at times. Might just state you trans shifts funny when cold, some other Camry owner had problem and suggested that this may be the problem.

 

sounds like the problem I'm experiencing. Thanks