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leviloewe86
Everest automatic transmission issue
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leviloewe86 (Author)
Thanks for the insight! Where exactly is the transmission sensor located on the Everest? And is it something I can check myself without special tools? I'm not a mechanic, but I'm decent with tools and instructions.
janakaiser1
Honestly, I'm not sure about the exact location on your Everest. On my Astra, it was a pain to get to, and I ended up taking it to a workshop. Considering the Everest has an automatic and the symptoms you described, it might be a defective control unit. Given the 'gearbox slips' symptom and error code, I would advise against DIY and would highly recommend having a professional take a look. It could save you money in the long run.
leviloewe86 (Author)
Thanks for confirming my worries. I'll take it to a trusted workshop nearby for professional diagnostics and repairs. They said it might be a defective control unit, and the repair might cost around 1000€. Hopefully, it's just that! Thanks again for your help!
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janakaiser1
Sounds familiar. I had a similar issue with my old Opel Astra, although it was a manual. The engine wouldn't start, and it turned out to be a faulty transmission sensor. Have you checked the transmission sensor or the shift lock? It might also be worth looking at the neutral position switch and the gear linkage.