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  1. Hi,The speed sensor is indicating a problem with the gear change,maybe worn clutches,or low oil pressure.The first thing to do is check oil levels,then check the oil,eg;the colour and smell,and make sure it's not slipping into gears,and make sure the gear box is hot.then post your findings .i'll check and help u out.cheers TERRY Well let me first clarify that in my particular case the light did flash a few times but is not on all the time like Lee's was. The car was originally not engaging in reverse as quick as it should. It would occosionally, not always, take a couple of seconds to engage. So we changed the transmission fluid and the filter making sure we got the correct fluid which is T2, now replaced by T4. We added a little Trans X additive which is supposed to help with slippage and is supposed to be compatible with all fluids. After that fluid change the OD light did come on (flashed) a couple of times and hasn't done it any more. The reverse problem is gone and the trany shifts prefectly without any noticeable slippage (but not into OD). The transmission light (yellow oil can) is now turning on (after the OD problem started) and satys on for a few seconds then turns off. Doesn't do it all the time though. The fluid level is fine and there are no other problems such as the speedometer or cruise control. Those work fine. Using the "power" button doesn't make any difference. Nor does turning on and off the OD either. The OD off light turns on and off as we do this the way it should. Thanks, Juan (prhandyman) sorry,but is this the same car Sorry about that,my computer keeps cutting out,,,back to the problem.First make sure the transmission is not slipping into gears.If it is OK then,yours just needs the bands adjustered.In the the box u should have 3 bands,1for reverse and 2 for drive,They are like a tappet setting.Remove the sump and u should see a round cup like disc,and the other 2 should be on the side of the g/box.remove the covers and u will see the adjusters.MAKE SURE THE OIL IS COLD/These adjuster have a very lite torque setting and a lock nut,so u would need the correct torque wench.If u are going to under take this job yourself,let me know when,so that i can get all the info for u .Cheers TERRY Terry: I'm going to take you up on that offer. And again I really appreciate your help. Now the transmission won't go in gear until the motor is revved up both in reverse and forward positions. When cold it usually goes into reverse but not in Drive until it's revved up. When hot it sometimes won't go into either. Miraculously the OD is working fine now!! I'd like to try adjusting the bands as you said. Could you please provide me with the detailed instructions and maybe pictures if you have them? I guess I'll need an inch pound torque wrench right? Thanks again. Juan
  2. Hi,The speed sensor is indicating a problem with the gear change,maybe worn clutches,or low oil pressure.The first thing to do is check oil levels,then check the oil,eg;the colour and smell,and make sure it's not slipping into gears,and make sure the gear box is hot.then post your findings .i'll check and help u out.cheers TERRY Well let me first clarify that in my particular case the light did flash a few times but is not on all the time like Lee's was. The car was originally not engaging in reverse as quick as it should. It would occosionally, not always, take a couple of seconds to engage. So we changed the transmission fluid and the filter making sure we got the correct fluid which is T2, now replaced by T4. We added a little Trans X additive which is supposed to help with slippage and is supposed to be compatible with all fluids. After that fluid change the OD light did come on (flashed) a couple of times and hasn't done it any more. The reverse problem is gone and the trany shifts prefectly without any noticeable slippage (but not into OD). The transmission light (yellow oil can) is now turning on (after the OD problem started) and satys on for a few seconds then turns off. Doesn't do it all the time though. The fluid level is fine and there are no other problems such as the speedometer or cruise control. Those work fine. Using the "power" button doesn't make any difference. Nor does turning on and off the OD either. The OD off light turns on and off as we do this the way it should. Thanks, Juan (prhandyman) sorry,but is this the same car Sorry about that,my computer keeps cutting out,,,back to the problem.First make sure the transmission is not slipping into gears.If it is OK then,yours just needs the bands adjustered.In the the box u should have 3 bands,1for reverse and 2 for drive,They are like a tappet setting.Remove the sump and u should see a round cup like disc,and the other 2 should be on the side of the g/box.remove the covers and u will see the adjusters.MAKE SURE THE OIL IS COLD/These adjuster have a very lite torque setting and a lock nut,so u would need the correct torque wench.If u are going to under take this job yourself,let me know when,so that i can get all the info for u .Cheers TERRY Terry thanks for the offer and advise, but it seems to me that the bands are OK because the trany is not slipping at all and it shifts fine into all gears except that it does not go to overdrive. We did not take it up to 6000 RPMs like Lee did. By the way this is my son's car. Doing this would probably take the car to over 100 MH. He certainly does't need a speeding ticket. Regards, Juan
  3. Hi,The speed sensor is indicating a problem with the gear change,maybe worn clutches,or low oil pressure.The first thing to do is check oil levels,then check the oil,eg;the colour and smell,and make sure it's not slipping into gears,and make sure the gear box is hot.then post your findings .i'll check and help u out.cheers TERRY Well let me first clarify that in my particular case the light did flash a few times but is not on all the time like Lee's was. The car was originally not engaging in reverse as quick as it should. It would occosionally, not always, take a couple of seconds to engage. So we changed the transmission fluid and the filter making sure we got the correct fluid which is T2, now replaced by T4. We added a little Trans X additive which is supposed to help with slippage and is supposed to be compatible with all fluids. After that fluid change the OD light did come on (flashed) a couple of times and hasn't done it any more. The reverse problem is gone and the trany shifts prefectly without any noticeable slippage (but not into OD). The transmission light (yellow oil can) is now turning on (after the OD problem started) and satys on for a few seconds then turns off. Doesn't do it all the time though. The fluid level is fine and there are no other problems such as the speedometer or cruise control. Those work fine. Using the "power" button doesn't make any difference. Nor does turning on and off the OD either. The OD off light turns on and off as we do this the way it should. Thanks, Juan (prhandyman)
  4. Hi there: I am trying to find the answer to the same problem. I don't see any replies to your post or anyone else that has posted this issue. Were you able to find the solution? I would realy appreciate the help. Regards, Juan (prhandyman)
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