While the front wheels were spining on ice, the transmission was shifted from drive to reverse several times without appling the breaks first, damaging the transmission. Car will not go into any gear at this point. Is this a part that can be repaired or replaced without having to remove the transmission or completly rebuilding it?
Have your transmission filter and, fluid changed
SOURCE: 2005 Toyota Corolla with 36,000 miles Transmission now "jumps" into gears
hi,
when the check engine light comes on, your car goes into a mode where instead of everything being normal, things are forced, to try and compensate for something else being wrong. It most likely does need a new timing belt, and a complete tuneup INCLUDING plugs and wires. we have a 1984 toyota corolla and it purrs like ground rice, I suggest the tuneup to continue proper rice production.
J
SOURCE: 1990 toyota camry
Well if it is a 4 cylinder the timing marks would be small hole in camshaft lined up with little dot on head at 12 o'clock position and the crank with the pulley on should line up with 0 on the timing indicator. If it is a 6 cyl then the marks would be- camshafts both with dots up and lined up with indicaters on heads and crank timing mark on 0 with the harmonic balancer installed. Hope this helps.
SOURCE: Toyota Camry Automatic Transmission Jerking Shift
Not likely to be the clutch pack as you dont mention slipping wich is the normal sign of overheated or worn clutch bands.Not sure with your vehicle but 2 methods that control the shift severity are engine vacuum or pump pressure inside the auto. so check balls are a possibility. They are spring loaded to open at a set pressure,or close.Could you check to see if its a vacuum controled and if so its a lot easier to fix as the vacuum control should be outside the trans.
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