2001 Neon transmission

Well... It is not the fluid level.
Looks like the torque converter and /or pump. Got a look at the magnet and
it had a small pile of shavings.
First quote to have them changed is approx $1500.


"Michael" <mlawrenc(NO > wrote in message
...
> Has anyone had any issues with there automatic transmission in a second
> generation Neon? I am starting to wonder if mine is begining to fail.
> It has been cool the past few mornings and I have noticed that it is very
> hesitent to go into gear. It shifts fine into the possition, however, I
> notice that it acts as if it is in nutral and not gear for a few seconds.
> I have also noticed that once it gets into reverse, that it makes a high
> pitch wine for a few seconds.
> This all just started resently. Any ideas?
>
> Mike
> mlawrenc(at)rcc.on.ca
>
>

On Thu, 11 Nov 2004, Michael wrote:

> Well... It is not the fluid level.
> Looks like the torque converter and /or pump. Got a look at the magnet and
> it had a small pile of shavings.
> First quote to have them changed is approx $1500.

www.car-part.com , searchable used auto parts clear across North America.

On Thu, 11 Nov 2004, Michael wrote:

> Well... It is not the fluid level.
> Looks like the torque converter and /or pump. Got a look at the magnet and
> it had a small pile of shavings.
> First quote to have them changed is approx $1500.

www.car-part.com , searchable used auto parts clear across North America.

Found one located in Canada, not too far from here. Called the place,
none in stock. a rebuild of the torque converter is approx. $289. (not
the $150 listed)
Will keep looking
"Daniel J. Stern" > wrote in message in.umich.edu>...
> On Thu, 11 Nov 2004, Michael wrote:
>
> > Well... It is not the fluid level.
> > Looks like the torque converter and /or pump. Got a look at the magnet and
> > it had a small pile of shavings.
> > First quote to have them changed is approx $1500.
>
> www.car-part.com , searchable used auto parts clear across North America.

Found one located in Canada, not too far from here. Called the place,
none in stock. a rebuild of the torque converter is approx. $289. (not
the $150 listed)
Will keep looking
"Daniel J. Stern" > wrote in message in.umich.edu>...
> On Thu, 11 Nov 2004, Michael wrote:
>
> > Well... It is not the fluid level.
> > Looks like the torque converter and /or pump. Got a look at the magnet and
> > it had a small pile of shavings.
> > First quote to have them changed is approx $1500.
>
> www.car-part.com , searchable used auto parts clear across North America.