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Transmission clunk sound when starting out from a complete stop. Is it major tranny problem?

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I just bought 2002 volkswagen cabrio automatic transmission and don't shift into over drive

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Chances are you have a broken mount. Now I can't say for sure which one/s but you can have someone put the car into gear and stand on the brake, place shifter into drive, set e-brake/parking brake, snap the throttle just enpough to move the engine so that you, with a flash light, can see which mount is broken. Once that has been identified, replace it soon. This prevents other damage such as inner cv boots tearing and destroying the joints.

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Transmission mount broken. have replace. cheap part. not too hard to change.

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