Dodgy problem
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				Colin S
 
Dodgy problem
Hi got a very slight problem, had a new auto box fitted, now have intermittent fault, cant start in park sometimes have to shift to neutral to start other times starts in park no trouble. Any views please.
			
									
									
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				Colin S
 
Re: Dodgy problem
Cant start engine, but can when in neutral.  
			
									
									
						Re: Dodgy problem
I was wondering if it could be the starter-motor solenoid points wearing out? They do kits for them on Ebay. But I can't really understand how this would improve on moving to Neutral.Colin S wrote:Cant start engine, but can when in neutral.
Probably needs someone with knowledge of the autobox to help out on here......
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Re: Dodgy problem
do a search on here for the gearbox interlock, its a cable lock that stops the gearbox lever moving whilst the footbrake isnt pressed,it locks everything up,check its adjusted/connected.
there have been times when it has broken under the gear lever.
			
									
									
						there have been times when it has broken under the gear lever.
Re: Dodgy problem
Mine's gone intermittent at times but it is OK at the moment. You used to have to select parrk a couple of times or wobble the shifter. I guess ADS noticed it and adjusted it when it was in there.Northern Bongolow wrote:do a search on here for the gearbox interlock, its a cable lock that stops the gearbox lever moving whilst the footbrake isnt pressed,it locks everything up,check its adjusted/connected.
there have been times when it has broken under the gear lever.
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Hi,it might also be worthwhile having a look at the inhibitor on the side of the box..Colin S wrote:Hi got a very slight problem,box fitte had a new auto d, now have intermittent fault, cant start in park sometimes have to shift to neutral to start other times starts in park no trouble. Any views please.
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Re: Dodgy problem
Teenmal is probably correct. Most range selector switches (used to be known as an inhibitor switch when all it did was inhibit starting in gear & operate reverse lights back pre 90's) are adjustable so it could just be that, but check your selector cable is correctly adjusted & the lever on the side of the transmission is going fully into the park position before adjusting the switch.
			
									
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				Colin S
 
Re: Dodgy problem
Thanks all, will get your points checked out.
Colin S
			
									
									
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