Geely Ck Auto complete loss of transmission power.
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Geely Ck Auto complete loss of transmission power.
My Geely CK was moving ok on a flat road at about 90km/h, then it begin to loss speed down to 60km/h.
I came to a stop at a traffic light, when i move of my car can only do about 10km/h.
I push on even with high rev it will not move any faster, as i approaches a very gentle slope i loss complete transmission power,
Engine did not stall, no sign of over heating, i shift my gear to neutral & then re-engage back to drive.
Then thing got worst i begin to roll backward instead. Luckly there was no vehicle behind.
I then turn off the engine by the side, rested about 10 min & restart the car.
It manage to move but can only do below 50km/h. I manage to struggle the car back to my office & have been packing there a few day don't know what to do.
Any person with similar experience ?
Or can any expert tell me what is happening to my car & advice me what to do or what need to be change?
Any recommendation of a good Mechanic/workshop.
Note* Lately just got step idle motor & throttle sensor change it was working fine for 2 days only now this happen.
Please advice.
I came to a stop at a traffic light, when i move of my car can only do about 10km/h.
I push on even with high rev it will not move any faster, as i approaches a very gentle slope i loss complete transmission power,
Engine did not stall, no sign of over heating, i shift my gear to neutral & then re-engage back to drive.
Then thing got worst i begin to roll backward instead. Luckly there was no vehicle behind.
I then turn off the engine by the side, rested about 10 min & restart the car.
It manage to move but can only do below 50km/h. I manage to struggle the car back to my office & have been packing there a few day don't know what to do.
Any person with similar experience ?
Or can any expert tell me what is happening to my car & advice me what to do or what need to be change?
Any recommendation of a good Mechanic/workshop.
Note* Lately just got step idle motor & throttle sensor change it was working fine for 2 days only now this happen.
Please advice.
cockadoo- Newbie
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Join date : 2012-04-28
Re: Geely Ck Auto complete loss of transmission power.
cockadoo wrote:My Geely CK was moving ok on a flat road at about 90km/h, then it begin to loss speed down to 60km/h.
I came to a stop at a traffic light, when i move of my car can only do about 10km/h.
I push on even with high rev it will not move any faster, as i approaches a very gentle slope i loss complete transmission power,
Engine did not stall, no sign of over heating, i shift my gear to neutral & then re-engage back to drive.
Then thing got worst i begin to roll backward instead. Luckly there was no vehicle behind.
I then turn off the engine by the side, rested about 10 min & restart the car.
It manage to move but can only do below 50km/h. I manage to struggle the car back to my office & have been packing there a few day don't know what to do.
Any person with similar experience ?
Or can any expert tell me what is happening to my car & advice me what to do or what need to be change?
Any recommendation of a good Mechanic/workshop.
Note* Lately just got step idle motor & throttle sensor change it was working fine for 2 days only now this happen.
Please advice.
i suggest you go back to the workshop where you change the idle motor and throttle sensor. it looks like a serious auto gearbox problem. probably you check and let us know what is the problem. high chances is your gearbox problem.
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