A little car trouble, doubt you can help.

[Silverhawk79]

It sounds like an Automatic if it only has 2 gears, so you say. I'd say start in regular drive and then switch, see if that works.

Yeah, but regular drive is..bleh. Past 35, when you let go of the accelerator, it jerks.

[Mystic]

Overdrive? lol Overdrive Power Rangers

anyways, mechanic.

[SHUTOKOU BATTLE 89]

I'm a Mechanic, but I'm still learning about transmissons, but I'll give it a shot. First of all, what is the make, year, and model?

[Silverhawk79]

I'm a Mechanic, but I'm still learning about transmissons, but I'll give it a shot. First of all, what is the make, year, and model?

1992 Buick Century.
Emphasis on the 'ick'.
:(

[Syncopathic]

I'm a Mechanic, but I'm still learning about transmissons, but I'll give it a shot. First of all, what is the make, year, and model?

1992 Buick Century.
Emphasis on the 'ick'.
:(

get a corvette nub

[SHUTOKOU BATTLE 89]

I'm a Mechanic, but I'm still learning about transmissons, but I'll give it a shot. First of all, what is the make, year, and model?

1992 Buick Century.
Emphasis on the 'ick'.
:(

Ok, It could be low fluid levels or the loss of fluid. If it's not then worst case scenario is getting it repaired at a transmisson shop to get it refurbished or taken apart. It's also could be the age of the transaxle it self. Did you car had a trans. service recently?

[.:DL:.]

Hm.....I'm not much of a car expert (well, I do know about cars, but not repair-wise), so I can't help you here.


Have you tried taking it to a mechanic?

[Jono2]

lawl, CVT ftw

HIGH-FIVE STARWIND!


be gentler on the gas?  I dunno.  get your car serviced, and tell them to look at it.

[Judas]

That's awful for the car.  ????

[Macawmoses]

Either ride a bike, or research canadian boating laws, and then use a canoe.

[Silverhawk79]

I'm a Mechanic, but I'm still learning about transmissons, but I'll give it a shot. First of all, what is the make, year, and model?

1992 Buick Century.
Emphasis on the 'ick'.
:(

Ok, It could be low fluid levels or the loss of fluid. If it's not then worst case scenario is getting it repaired at a transmisson shop to get it refurbished or taken apart. It's also could be the age of the transaxle it self. Did you car had a trans. service recently?

I don't know if it's ever had transmission service done. :x
Not that I can remember, anyways, but I've only been driving it for a year or so.

[NotSid]

My truck does that whenever I don't let it warm up properly, you might want to wait a couple minutes before driving it.

Unless this is happening constantly, then you might want to do what the guy that's becomning a mechanic said.

[WhiteKnightWolf]

It sounds like an Automatic if it only has 2 gears, so you say. I'd say start in regular drive and then switch, see if that works.

*facepalm* XD

It sounds like your N to 1st gear ratio is messed up.  I had this happen with my car only with the 4th to 5th gears.  I wish I could tell you this is easy to fix but in reality, you probably need it looked at.

[SHUTOKOU BATTLE 89]

I'm a Mechanic, but I'm still learning about transmissons, but I'll give it a shot. First of all, what is the make, year, and model?

1992 Buick Century.
Emphasis on the 'ick'.
:(

Ok, It could be low fluid levels or the loss of fluid. If it's not then worst case scenario is getting it repaired at a transmisson shop to get it refurbished or taken apart. It's also could be the age of the transaxle it self. Did you car had a trans. service recently?

I don't know if it's ever had transmission service done. :x
Not that I can remember, anyways, but I've only been driving it for a year or so.

It's a slight possibily that it's the problem. When transaxles age, they tend to get worn out. You need to get it serivced.

[Silverhawk79]

I'm a Mechanic, but I'm still learning about transmissons, but I'll give it a shot. First of all, what is the make, year, and model?

1992 Buick Century.
Emphasis on the 'ick'.
:(

Ok, It could be low fluid levels or the loss of fluid. If it's not then worst case scenario is getting it repaired at a transmisson shop to get it refurbished or taken apart. It's also could be the age of the transaxle it self. Did you car had a trans. service recently?

I don't know if it's ever had transmission service done. :x
Not that I can remember, anyways, but I've only been driving it for a year or so.

It's a slight possibily that it's the problem. When transaxles age, they tend to get worn out. You need to get it serivced.

Let me guess, it's going to be like $300. :(