svarog Posted November 24, 2006 Posted November 24, 2006 Hello I have a 1995 es300. Lately in the mornings when I start the car and go into drive and press the gas, it feels like transmission doesn't slip into gear. Engine just revvs up, after about 30 seconds or sometimes longer I feel a bump, car shakes and gets into gear and goes fine. Rest of the day it works great. I went to toyota dealership and had a atf flush and they put new synthetic fluid in there. Still same problem though. It is because it got colder? I live in florida so its not too much colder. What could be wrong, and what if it happens one day and I can't get into gear at all, what should I do? Some easy fix around, so I can get to work at least. Thanks!
Toysrme Posted November 24, 2006 Posted November 24, 2006 What fluid did they put in it? TT-IV or Dexron-III. You should have dexron. Not going into gear in a timely fashion is normally indicative of low fluid pressure. Which is almost always caused by a low fluid level. Let it idle to warm in park, shift to all gears & while idling check the level. It oughta be up to the top hot mark if it's on real level ground. If it *is* at the top hot mark. Dran the pan & refill it with 4 quarts of fluid.
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