Sounds like transmission gets stuck after speedometer hits 30mph but it still pick up speed

Asked by Gemini82 Feb 22, 2018 at 02:43 PM about the 1994 Lincoln Town Car Executive

Question type: Maintenance & Repair


My 94" lincoln town car executive series wont
change gears after speedometer hits 30..
Transmission stick show it's to much fluids..
Beyond that car runs an drive.. Should i change
Transmission

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Transmission problems are best left to the experts, but be sure to ask around for a good one. Some tranny shops will rip u off with a high price and a lousy job as well. If u are anywhere near Wilmington, NC., U must go to Econo Transmission, fair price, quality work. I have been a Limo/Taxi driver here for over twenty-five years so i have heard lots of horror stories about other shops, especially the chain/big name.shops. Find out in your town which shop fixes the cop cars and taxis, usually a good indication of good work. there is one fix u can try yourself, easy to do. Pull Down your tranny pan,drain it, change filter inside,replace gasket, clean pan thoroughly on the inside., including round magnet ' add the correct amount of recommended trans fluid. U must get a repair book for your. car.the book will pay for itself and u will have fun fixing your own car !! Good luck.

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I want to add that a 94 Town Car is a sweet ride, one of the best. All i own are Town Cars now. if you progress up with newer ones, skip the 95-97 years,98-2002 are nice and much like a sporty luxury ride, very tight handling... 2003-2011 Town Cars got a bit larger, updated electronics, but had odd cheap interior door design, but get 28mpg at 45-55 mph!

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