Automatic Transmission problem

Asked by Steve Mar 10, 2013 at 04:18 PM about the 1994 Toyota Pickup 2 Dr SR5 V6 4WD Extended Cab SB

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Without any indication of any problems all
of a sudden the truck will not move, has
plenty of fluid, but can feel it when put in
gear. The a/t hot light is on but after it
warms up goes out. Any suggestions?

4 Answers

perhaps you've overfilled the transmission, as these tend to be fussy on the level...be sure the level, with the engine running in park between the two hash marks or in the knurled zone. Overfilling can make it inoperative. Tricky to drain a bit out...and kinda messy to pull the plug and put it back while you have fluid runnin all over the place, but if you've overfilled it?...if you've got a sucker tool that you can feed thru the dipstick tube...I've got one, like a bicycle pump with a rubber line on it-

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Even a rolex watch stops working.now go to the tranny doctor for a consultation about your car.do not leave your car.gather all info and make a decision you can afford.and what are all options.i

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When you come to a stop your foot I off the gas meaning the gas flow stops. It is your carb

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