There are four things that control your automatic transmission shifting. First: Speed sensor Second: Throttle Position sensor Third: Automatic Transmission Modulator. Fourth: Viscosity (How good) your Transmission Fluid is. One of those three are probably bad, first start with replacing the fluid and filter in your transmission (Take to a professional for best results), second,look up voltage specs for the Throttle position sensor, test it (It's on your intake ductwork) If it's not within spec, you'll have to adjust it. If it's fine, replace your speed sensor (Easier than the modulator, and it can still register correct speed and send off a bad signal to PCM, causing incorrect shifting) and lastly, replace the modulator. That should fix your problem
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I have a 1995 buick centruy and I can move the gear shift lever, but cnnot get the car to move in drive. I have checked the fluid level and it is okay. Is there a cable that is loose or out of adjustment ?
Is there a drain plug on a 2005 Buick century
Yes they are front wheel drive.
Quad-Drive module or QUAD-DRIVE No.1 error
If it vibrates briefly only while shifting, it's probably the transmission slipping. If all other gears are shifting ok, you're about to loose the transmission.
a blown transmission
25000 km depending on how often you drive it , or 160 000 km if you drive it like an old man.
Buick Olds th400 or th425 (front drive) or dual pattern case th350
on an 05 its located on the output drive of the transmission. you can see the plug if you look behind the right tire and follow the driveshaft to transmission.
None. Every engine has a drive shaft, which connects to the transmission, and ultimately causes the wheels to turn.
no, because you cant put a front wheel drive into a rear drive because of the transmission...it wont mount in