sounds like you either need to replace the clutch, or have clutch adjusted,if there is adjustment left
these cars are hydraulic and adjust themselves, no maual adjusment
On the vast majority of modern cars today it is impossible to actually shift to reverse while driving at high speed. Modern transmissions have an override safety device that prevents the transmission from going into reverse at any speed forward that would harm the transmission. You could put the selector in reverse, but the transmission would not shift to reverse. On older transmissions without this feature, you would probably destroy the transmission and possible have an accident.
until you face a wall.
A car without a reverse or neutral gear needs a transmission overhaul. It is possibly due to improper fluid levels, or broken gears inside the transmission itself.
Impossible to say without a description of the symptom(s).
Without proper specifications, it is impossible to tell. However, have you tried turning it off and on again?
It's probably a worn or damaged clutch or hydraulic valve body inside the transmission.
Generally shifting from reverse to drive, while still rolling, is possible but not recommended. This places a lot of stress on the transmission and other components of the drive train.
My daughters 1997 Saturn SC2 coupe automatic transmission has no reverse? what would cause this?? and how can i fix it without replacing the transmission.
While this is technically possible you cannot do it without completely destroying your transmission. Unless you enjoy buying new cars, don't try.
You've got to be more specific. Was the coin not stuck on the reverse? Or is there a different design? Was the design scraped off? What is the year of the quarter? Without knowing these things its impossible to answer your question.
Because the British were threatening to support the Confederates, and by turning the war into an official crusade against slavery, Lincoln made it impossible for the British to do this without looking pro-slavery.
You drove a mile in reverse.