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Car was low on transmition fluid,added it and still wont reverse

My car start slippin so I went to get transmition fluid it was low now that I added some the car still does not reverse

  • nicolefdaye Feb 01, 2009

    thank u,,I just got the car wed..u sure its nothing else I can do,,I was drving with low transmition fluid

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Take it to a transmission shop. you need another transmission

  • Anonymous Feb 01, 2009

    theres nothing else you can do

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