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Automatic Gearbox Failing in R33 GTS-T HELP PLZ

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Hey guys i have a R33 gts-t Automatic, its having some weird problem, i have no idea what it is

it started happenign yesterday, the car will only seem to go to gear 2 highest when appling acceleration, i.e if i floor it, it will only go to redline in gear 2, and just keep bouncing off the rev...it is in Drive...

when i let go, it goes into gear 3 i believe, but as soon as i apply the slightest throttle...the car goes straight back into gear 2, ?

its as if its slipping? i put new automatic transmission oil in, but the oil got burnt straight away...no idea?

anyone no? please help! i hate it

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You need to have it pulled apart by an Automatic transmision mechanic.

Did it make a bang when it started?

Or a crunch?

It will get worse and is always better to have something looked at rather than wasting money on little things to dogey it up in the short term.

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na dont remember any large bang or crunch at all...drove it perfectly fine to my mates house, turned it off...

on the way back, tried boosting it, wouldn't go past gear 2 while accelerating, how ever it goes perfectly fine into 3rd and 4th while theres no acceleration applied and just let it roll??

I'll try to do a oil flush and let ya no

thanks

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