Oldsmobile cierra wagon 1995

Do You do have reverse

check the fluid level,if it is ok..put lucas transmission additive.it works good

I'm guessing it's a automatic. It is probably a transmission problem. Check your transmission fluid level. It might be leaking. If it's low just refill it and you will be good to go. keep an eye on the level. You will kill your transmission if you let it run with low fluid for too long.

Brake Pads wear,caliper pistons extend out
further & the fluid follows & level goes down

Been that way for 100 years

So you haven't been checking the level

CHECK FOR LOW TRANSMISSION FLUID LEVEL.IF FLUID LEVEL OKAY, BUT TRANSMISSION FLUID LOOK DARK SMELL BURNED, CHANGE TRANSMISSION FLUID AND FILTER.HAVE GARAGE OR DEALERSHIP CHECK ABS BRAKE SYSTEM. YOU COULD HAVE FAULTY WHEEL SPEED SENSOR OR ABS BRAKE MODULATOR SOLENOID PROBLEMS.

OK, so did you check the fluid and top it off? If the fluid level is low, it may be time for brake service.

I would very first recommend checking your transmission fluid. It may be low and would cause the lurches and the rough shifts.

The ring gear lined up with the torque converter,and is the trany full of fluid?

The Dipstick is on the driver side right next to the starter and yes you also put the fluid in there.

Go straight to your local transmission repair centre, they will be able to diagnose the fault and repair it for you. Also check your transmission oil, Engine running at normal working temp, in park (P) remove dipstick, on your left at the back towards the bulkhead. check level if low top up only half a litre at a time. if low put in half a litre of the correct fluid(available at your jeep dealer) put foot on the brake and put into reverse (R) then put into drive (D) put back into P and recheck if still low add another half litre and repeat process. When level is correct test drive, if all is ok, take to transmission shop to find the leak. repair and all will be well. Hope this helps.