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TRANSMISSION PROBLEMS

CAN ANYONE HELP I HAVE A NISSAN HO2 DIESEL.WHEN I START IT IN THE MORNINGS IT WONT DRIVE IN FWD/REV FOR ABOUT 15 SECONDS.AFTER THAT IT DRIVES OK I TRIED A STALL TEST ON THE MACHINE IT CHECKED OUT OK.
I ALSO CHANGED THE FLUIDS AND FILTERS IT STILL HAS THIS PROBLEM.
IF ANYONE HAS ANY INFORMATION IT WOULD BE VERY WELCOME.
  • Posted 7 Apr 2006 01:16
  • By Mag1
  • joined 24 Feb'06 - 25 messages
  • CO DUBLIN, Ireland
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Hi have you checked the voltage at your direction actuators? Just a thought as i had this problem on a hyundai.
  • Posted 11 Jul 2013 19:45
  • By suchy1977
  • joined 5 May'13 - 22 messages
  • humberside, United Kingdom
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Check the modulator valve spring in the valve body. They have a habit of breaking and jamming.
  • Posted 29 Sep 2008 19:35
  • By QueenslandSteve
  • joined 29 Sep'08 - 10 messages
  • Queensland, Australia
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Do you now off the right oil is in transmissie and the filter are clean.
  • Posted 8 Aug 2007 16:21
  • By genjohn
  • joined 4 Feb'07 - 59 messages
  • NB, Netherlands
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Try pressure testing the trans.
These machines have a problem with the transmissions. Also the inching valve stem could be slightly bent which will cause slow take up of the trans.
  • Posted 4 Jun 2006 16:03
  • By michael_e
  • joined 16 Jun'05 - 3 messages
  • Western Australia, Australia
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