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Verona suzuki 2005 lost power up steep hill lights on just died on me and could only get it in reverse would not go in any other gear problem came out of the blue check engine came on 2 sec before car died running ok now is it trans? only 49,000 mi
Re: Verona suzuki 2005 lost power up steep hill lights...
A 5 year old vehicle with only 50k miles? A typical vehicle gets driven 20k a year, possible but doesn't sound right. I would look at transmission and Torque converter inside transmission.
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auto trans.101 1: check levels by the book, not like engine. RTM 2: check fuses. 3: scan it, or get it scanned. for transmission errors. if car wont move and RPM goes high as foot presses guess that is trans slip. of RPM (engine) does not rise or only tiny, that is lost engine power, total loss. but idle. (can happen)
no year?
lost the operators guide?
i simply holds gears
but can also flash
and means transmission errors. as stated in the guide.
the book will say
1: get car serviced
2: if DIY scan it.
The term "shift lock" is the system that is in place to prevent the vehicle from being shifted out of Park into Reverse or Drive WITHOUT having the driver's foot firmly on the brake pedal. The brake light switch on the brake pedal closes a circuit that energizes a solenoid under the shifter. When the brake is applied, and the solenoid is energized, the shift lever is no longer "locked", and can be moved to the desired position.
The idea here stems from a phenonomon several years ago that dealt with the issue of "Sudden Intended Acceleration". What was happening here was, for some unknown reason, engines started developing high RPMS for no reason, and several accisents were reported due to this issue. The vehicle would accelerate "unintendedly", when putting into drive or reverse, and could hit something.
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