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Laguna Automatic Transmission Issue
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A 2005 Renault Laguna with a gasoline engine is experiencing issues with its automatic transmission, including strange shifting, a transmission warning light, and emergency mode activation. The problem may be linked to low automatic transmission oil or undervoltage. Suggestions include checking the hydraulic fluid level and addressing potential voltage issues. The issue was resolved by cleaning bad earth connections to the gearbox, which fixed the low voltage problem.
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johannes_flame1 (community.author)
Thanks, I'll check the hydraulic fluid. But could undervoltage cause these symptoms? Was your issue voltage-related, or just the hydraulic fluid?
oliverfriedrich90
I didn't look into voltage much, but your symptoms match what I saw. Low fluid and pressure loss led to erratic gearbox operation. Voltage is possible based on the error, but if it continues, get it diagnosed at a workshop. Just my experience.
johannes_flame1 (community.author)
I checked and the low voltage was from bad earthings to the gearbox. Cleaned the connections and it's fixed. Cost 240€.
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oliverfriedrich90
I had something similar with my Laguna: slipping transmission and the light. Have you checked the hydraulic fluid level? It could be low and affect performance. Just a thought based on my own transmission problems. I'm curious if that makes a difference.