Or if its 4x4 it might have gotten knocked into neutral
You may have inadvertently disconnected the shift cable at the transmission, or the cable end may have broken.
SOURCE: 1996 gmc jimmy transmission problem
dude ur transmisssion is fried my 92 jimmy had the same problem worked on it a week no sucess u need a new transmission man sorry
SOURCE: 2000 gmc jimmy wont start
I also had this problem with mine. There's a main power cable that runs to the battery. The bolt was completely corroded, so there was no connection = no power to start the truck. Check that, it'll cost ya less than 5 bucks to fix.
SOURCE: 1986 gmc jimmy fuel filter location
Check by lower rad hose in engine compartment, in fuel line.
SOURCE: transmission wont respond in any drive gear
I bet you didn't get it full of fluid. CHeck the dipstick with eng. running and trans. in Park. Add fluid till it moves, but while adding, have someone shift it back and forth through all the gears with engine running. If not, you have a burnt-up transmission.
SOURCE: 2001 GMC Jimmy rough jump into 1st & 2nd gear after a stop
The more I learn about these solenoids, the more we can say that these trans shops may have lied to us from the start in stating the need for rebuilds...
Read up on all the different easily replaceable solenoids in the trans...
SHIFT Solenoids,
Kick Downs,
TCC,
And a few others...
If you don't normally get the trans service done on your truck, it will be more prone to damage...
So spend the money in preventative maintenance than to suffer from these headaches and then still spending money to have it repaired, and taken for thousands instead of just barely a $100 bucks worth of solenoids...
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