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Possible tranny issue? 2015-12-15 21:52:42 Post No. 14051389
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Driving an 05' mazda 6 2.3l auto, while leaving work today, i pull out start driving, down a bit of a slope and my car jerks shifting between first and second gear, then after a couple stops it does it again and once more before im on the main road towards home.
Extremely concerned, i take a longer way home to see if it's maybe just because of the bumpy road, get back on smoother road, after stops and shifting between 1 and 2 it does it very smoothly like usual, barely notice it, and i drive around the block a couple more times testing the transition a few more times before parking at home, smooth again.
Should i still be worried? I also have a check engine light on but when my dad ran his scanner the only codes that came up were for drivetrain and O2 sensor that we're going to take care of in a couple days.
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>>14051389
Did you check transmission fluid?
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Also check if it smells burnt at all.
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>>14051532
Already did, level is at full mark, and fluid smells kinda burnt but not particularly strongly.
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Maf? I had a similar problem with the transmission jerking in gear shifts, it sent my car in limp mode. 2005 Mazda 6 2.3 I had a fucked up maf and it fixed the problem.
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>>14051604
Did you have problems only with transition from 1 to 2 or all gears? Also could it be that even though the o2 sensor is being flagged its actually the MAF causing that error code?
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one last bump
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>>14051389
Sounds like more of a driver issue to me.
Oh wait, now I get it...
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>>14052512
What?
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>>14052512
Meh, worth a chuckle.
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If it's anything like Ferds, it could be a valve body or valve body gasket starting to go
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