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Old 09-05-2007, 10:06 PM   #1
mattbl
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Default Au transmission help

Hi all

I have a problem with my AU transmission (S1 Ghia). When you start it up and take off it jumps out of drive into neutral, and stays there until either the revs drop or you stop and move the Tbar into park then back into drive.

It only does it when the car is stone cold. It started late last winter and I didn't do anything about it as it went away when the Melbourne mornings warmed up over summer. Now that it's a heading into winter the problem is back.

What is the fix for this and is it a DIY job? I'm reasonably handy on the tools.

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