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Cheers guys. I think maybe changing the atf might be another thing to do, just to say it's been done at least. If I get home at a decent time tonight I'll crack on with fault codes!

Also something I neglected to mention but have a couple of times in the past on old threads, at around 3.2k revs, eml comes on, it's always done this

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Cheers guys. I think maybe changing the atf might be another thing to do, just to say it's been done at least. If I get home at a decent time tonight I'll crack on with fault codes!

Also something I neglected to mention but have a couple of times in the past on old threads, at around 3.2k revs, eml comes on, it's always done this

 

My EML comes on too randomly. I bet you've got error code 42 stored, which is the speed sensor. Thats what mines got. I think this is what causes the EML to come on. Theres been quite a few threads about this in the past.

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Thank you for the vote of confidence Scott, :) there are still plenty of things I am yet to learn about auto transmissions, but I can get to the bottom of most things.

 

It's frustratingly difficult to be of any help without the information required to understand what the problem is, I'll pm Shep my number, a 5 minute chat will do more than a week's worth of button pressing. :D

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I am convinced you are not measuring the oil level correctly. It sounds like it's low on oil, which would be the case if someone refilled the auto box and dipped it without the engine running. If not it's probably goosed.

 

PLEASE do not do what another poster suggested an run the car in gear, with the handbrake on, and no one in the driver's seat, it's very very dangerous, and there's no need to do that. Forget about hot and cold for now, run the engine, select all the different gears, car stationary. Select Park, be sure the handbrake is on hard, leave engine idling, dip auto box. making sure it IS the auto box dipstick, and not the engine oil one you are using. Is the level between low and full?

 

If someone's been daft enough to put engine oil in the auto box, then it's knackered, as is the torque converter, as it's all but impossible to get all remnants of it out of the TC without cutting it open.

 

DO NOT keep driving it with an auto gear selection fault, you may be doing more and more damage, take it to an auto box specialist on a trailer.

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So I've ordered my filter, double checked fluid level, using your method, running through gears stationary, done everything dave said (apart from the full flush of course as only just bought filter so got to wait)

Dip stick was wet near max when hot, but only a blob of red at the very bottom tip of fresh fluid. Car only seems to have problem in D position, whether I be in man-u mode (switching up through from L, to 2nd is fine) or general driving from the get go in full D gear. So until I get my filter not a lot I can do, so once again, without a car :\

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