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Hello to every one.
i have a bmw 318i m:1994 automatic and i have a problem in gear box.it`s not easy change between the speeds.exp:it need a high speed to change from 2 to 3 or frome 3 to 4(d).
note: i changed filter and oil a few time for gear box but no solution.
thank you a lot.
Re: Hello to every one.
i have a bmw 318i m:1994...
Change the transmission speed censor if you go to googl you can find out how to jump the computer to make it tell you the engine an tranny codes an the replace what it says is wrong
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You my son are going to be spending loads of cash. Your auto box has probably several problems and to continue to try and use it like this is akin to throwing money out of the window. You need an auto box specialist and about 1500 euros
Suggest you go to some of the BMW forum sites for more detailed responses. This could be speed sensors located at the wheel hub area or an ABS module. The wires run up near and along where the brake pad sensor wires are located. Sensors aren't too hard to change and aren't too costly, the module, on the other hand is expensive.
Hi there.
Well because its a auto box you could have a band or pump problem which is in the gear box and is bathed in auto matic fluid oil and that could be your problem as the bands do wear down fast on a lot of cars and BMW with there power that could be you.
So take it to a auto box people and get it checked out.
the fuses u are looking for are as follows:
From the top left first row its# 4
then the bottom row its # 19
I also wanted to point out. from 1989 to 1996 the brake switch was the common failure for bmw's
the series it included were 318i, 525-540i, and all 7 series. if the fuses dont fix it.. its the switch
located under a panel u need remove on the drivers side on the steering collum
If you drive an automatic and it starts to judder at low speeds than that means you transmission isn't down shifting as the speed is reduced. In the first instance you should get your transmission oil changed.
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