My car lost all gears randomly with no signs, what does that mean? 07 Buick LaCrosse 150k

Asked by RaLynT Nov 01, 2015 at 01:16 PM about the 2007 Buick LaCrosse CX FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I drive a few miles and stopped at an
intersection so that I may turn. When a
window opened for me to take the turn my
car would not drive or reverse. The tow man
said I had transmission fluid but it seemed I
had no gears.

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I'm sorry, but, this illustrates my frustration with American cars that typically fall apart after 100,000 miles or just slightly above that. Your automatic transmission should last 150,000 miles or more. Asian cars are just built with better quality control.

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I had the same issue. Ended up being a shift mode sensor.

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Having the exact same problem now!! I pray its relatively cheap!!

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30

Having the same problem with a 2011 Buicl lacrosse...being told a new transmission needed. 120000 miles Agree about American cars vs foreign built. Not likely I will purchase American 'car' again?

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I'm having the same problem and the check engine light was on and I was told it could be the Torque Conversion but now all of a sudden the check engine light went off with this issue... What is wrong with my car? Please help

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