Hi all,
My VS Series I auto gearbox appears to take longer than it should to engage in reverse and drive. I know this usually means the gearbox is on its way out but just wondering if there may be any other solutions to this problem. When I bought the car the transmission was overfilled by about half a litre so I drained the excess out but it still does the same thing.
Also when travelling over 90km/h and you take your foot off the accelerator it seems to slow down faster than what it should (as if its in a lower gear). Possibly thinking the torque converter isnt locking up properly at 85km/h or whenever it cuts in. Fuel usage at 100km/h is about 10L/100km and it should be about 7.5L/100km.
When coasting with the foot off the accelerator at about 60km/h instantaneous fuel usage is about 6-7L/100km, and it should only be about 3L/100km (like my VP). All the wheels spin freely, tyre pressures are @ 32psi, and the brakes arent binding.
Any ideas anyone?
My VS Series I auto gearbox appears to take longer than it should to engage in reverse and drive. I know this usually means the gearbox is on its way out but just wondering if there may be any other solutions to this problem. When I bought the car the transmission was overfilled by about half a litre so I drained the excess out but it still does the same thing.
Also when travelling over 90km/h and you take your foot off the accelerator it seems to slow down faster than what it should (as if its in a lower gear). Possibly thinking the torque converter isnt locking up properly at 85km/h or whenever it cuts in. Fuel usage at 100km/h is about 10L/100km and it should be about 7.5L/100km.
When coasting with the foot off the accelerator at about 60km/h instantaneous fuel usage is about 6-7L/100km, and it should only be about 3L/100km (like my VP). All the wheels spin freely, tyre pressures are @ 32psi, and the brakes arent binding.
Any ideas anyone?