I know this may sound like im , heading for a death of 1000 cuts. But I’m looking for opinions on my recent trip from New Jersey to Virginia, where my check engine light went on, and it turned out to be a nicked transmission line, resulting in no power about 4 miles from getting home and being stuck at the light.
I’ve been stuck at a traffic stop for the past four hours waiting for a tow truck.
Car had no power could not shift. Engine runs fine. I was able to keep warm in the 27°F weather. But I could not shift gears from park through drive.
Any thoughts on the repercussions of driving a car till it was dry?
Realized that there was a trail of transmission fluid leading up to my car. Earlier I had run over a tree branch that might have nicked the transmission hose.
Any thoughts on the repercussions of driving a car till it was dry?
just dropped off car at garage. Will find out in the morning.
I’ve been stuck at a traffic stop for the past four hours waiting for a tow truck.
Car had no power could not shift. Engine runs fine. I was able to keep warm in the 27°F weather. But I could not shift gears from park through drive.
Any thoughts on the repercussions of driving a car till it was dry?
Realized that there was a trail of transmission fluid leading up to my car. Earlier I had run over a tree branch that might have nicked the transmission hose.
Any thoughts on the repercussions of driving a car till it was dry?
just dropped off car at garage. Will find out in the morning.