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I have a 2002 Freelander SE with barely 30,000k on the clock and next to no off road experience. Typical suburban usage. Now the automatic transmission won't change out of 1st gear and when it's pushed the cars shudders violently and seems to seize up. Does anybody know what's wrong? (The car's not being driven; it's up on blocks at the car yard waiting for repair.)
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Location: Bloomfield, CT If I died today, I lived there all my life.
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I assume you have the Sportronic (Manual Mode) option. So what I would have suggested would be to put it in manual mode and shift it up yourslef. That way you could determine if it was a gearbox fault, or a computer fault.
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2002 and some 2003 Jatco transmissions that are in the gas V6 version of the Freelander are notorious for failing. I had mine replaced around 28,000 miles. Hopefully yours is still under factory warranty, because these babies cost a bundle to replace.
On a more posiitve note, with over 12,000 on the new tranny, the car never dtove better. Shifts as smooth as silk and I off-road it every chance I get. |
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