episodic
Lifer
Ok I've got a 1996 Chevy Corsica with a 2.2 liter 4 cyl engine.
It has been a great used car (bought it two years ago for 1500 dollars) with few problems.
On the way back from a long trip yesterday, I noticed the following.
I was going down the interstate and noticed that it seemed like the automatic transmission was in "2" instead of drive.
So I checked my shifter, and I was indeed in drive.
I let off on the gas pedal and then it seemd to go ahead and shift into the upper gear.
I pulled onto an exit ramp to test it again.
I accelerate - all the way into the 50's and even to 60 mph and there is no 'shift' - just stays into the second gear.
When I let off the gas it will go ahead and shift.
Sigh.
Is this a terrible sign?
Something simple?
12, 000 miles ago I did a complete transmission service btw - tranny fluid and filter change.
It has been a great used car (bought it two years ago for 1500 dollars) with few problems.
On the way back from a long trip yesterday, I noticed the following.
I was going down the interstate and noticed that it seemed like the automatic transmission was in "2" instead of drive.
So I checked my shifter, and I was indeed in drive.
I let off on the gas pedal and then it seemd to go ahead and shift into the upper gear.
I pulled onto an exit ramp to test it again.
I accelerate - all the way into the 50's and even to 60 mph and there is no 'shift' - just stays into the second gear.
When I let off the gas it will go ahead and shift.
Sigh.
Is this a terrible sign?
Something simple?
12, 000 miles ago I did a complete transmission service btw - tranny fluid and filter change.