best case senario, low trans fluid. worse case senario bad transmission.
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When the shifting linkage is disconnected the car will appear to go into gear but not move. The car will not move when the transmission fluid is low.
The car is attempting to find the next gear, stopping the car while finding it, and then moving on.
Most likely the shifting fork is worn within the transmission. You did not say what car but most late models have no adjustment. This problem usually shows up in the highest gear. Sorry.
The car isn't necessarily shifting into neutral its just staying in a lower gear and not shifting to the next gear, check your transmission fluid.
rpm too low maybe you are shifting to soon
its not if you have overdrive its shifting into it it feels like its down shifting but it really isnt.
Gear up then
Gear shifting has little to do with batteries, or your car's electrical system. If your car is stuck in one gear, your clutch (on a manual) or even worse, your transmission, might be going out. The dead battery might be just a coincidence.
When shifting a manual (or standard) transmission on a vehicle, if you hear excessive knocking noises immediately after shifting, you are probably:1) Shifting into the next highest gear too soon, or2) Shifting into the wrong gear - for example, going from 2nd to 4th gear, or3) Not running the engine fast enough after shifting to the next highest gear, or4) Your engine is out of tune if you know you're doing steps 1,2 and 3 correctly
If your car has a manual transmission, and it over rev's in every other gear as well, than no doubt it is your clutch. Other wise it is your transmission.
could be a problem with your transmision, having trouble shifting