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Hey guys, so I drive a 2002 ba falcon and just yesterday it broke down during my 8 hour roadtrip. I was driving along goind around 110 km/h when suddenly what seemed to be the transmission, started jerking for a few seconds. Immediately after, the revs shot up to 3500, I'm assuming it went into 'limp' mode. I then started hearing strange noises such as a loud grinding noise coming from under the car, I immediately pulled over and could smell some sort of fluid, but there are no leaks.

 

Now whenever I select Drive or Reverse I hear this grind noise. I assume this is very bad, has anyone else had a similar problem.. Any help would be much appreciated.

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For anyone interested, it turns out the clutch in the auto had burnt out. I paid a mechanic to fit another transmission, but it still jerks when coasting and slips gears.. Apparently very common. Definitely won't be buying another BA

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Smells:fish:

 

 

If it's still slipping either the new trans is dicked or there is another issue.

 

Get the fluid level checked ASAP before you hurt the replacement.

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Oh a 6 spd manual would be lovely, but I've heard its a big pain in the ass to do

  On 20/04/2017 at 8:16 AM, Ralph Wiggum said:

Smells:fish:

 

 

If it's still slipping either the new trans is dicked or there is another issue.

 

Get the fluid level checked ASAP before you hurt the replacement.

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Will do, cheers.

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