Yes
automatic transmission is not designed to hold a vehicle on a hill - it will just overheat and eventually need major repair Some vehicles have a "hill holding" option that locks the brakes, but it doesn't use transmission
Yes, you would most likely find it on the tail shaft housing on your transmition. That is towards the rear of the transmition near where the drive shaft enters the transmition. The sensor will have a 3 wire conector on it. It does not matter if it is a manual or automatic.
an automatic transmition is the one that does not need to be manualy shifted everytime a gear is needed when you drive. it shifts gears as the speed of the eninge increases.
If at idle speed, yes.
No
It is best to be stopped. Pull the 4wd lever backwards into 4wd and the icon on the dash should light up. If this doesn't work there is a problem with this system.
this requires a drive shaft company that can cut and weld it and balance it after.
the transmition needs to be service
yes you can dolly a car backwards but you should follow these guides. 1) The car has a steering lock and it is engaged. 2) There is no one in the vehicle whilst being towed. 3) You have a towing light bar so that people can tell the vehicle is going backwards. 4) The handbrake is on if it is a manual vehicle. 5) The drive selector is in "N" for automatic vehicles This should be a good rule of thumb no matter what type of vehicle you are towing.
Yes, but don't tow it in drive or neutral, it will damage the transmission
It is possible, as there may be some play allowed between the time the vehicle is put into drive and the time the transmission actually engaged. For the most part, a vehicle in drive should not roll unless being propelled forward by the motor and drivetrain. What you describe is not impossible, but highly unlikely.
I had my 00 eclipse gt automatic do this. took it to mr transmition and they cleared codes that popped up and it stopped. if i drove forward for a while and warmed the car up, then reverse would work. hope this helps.
depending on car, u will need new computer, torque converter, transmission, auto shifter, bell housing (if not included with transmission). The last answer was backwards giving you info for changing an automatic into a standard.