Hello, Here is a little background information about my mini s mayfair automatic 88,500km. In 2012 it was in a car accident where the front bumper and headlights was smashed. The car became a write off and has since been rebuilt and back on the road. It has been driving like a charm up until recently. For about a month and half I have noticed it reving high and taking longer than usual to to shift gears. Since I don't know much about mini cooper engines, or engines in general, I decided to get MINI to take a look at it. They told me my trans wiring harness connectors are broken and covered in trans fluid and that my oil pan needs repair. On top of that they said I need a new transmission. While they had it I got them to do some required maintenance on it as well. Since I got it back I have found that if I give my mini enough warm up time (2-5 mins) the car seems to shift almost normal again. Only problem is it kind of sluggish to start and doesn't shift after going up hills still. My question is would I really need a new transmission or could my problem be solved by replacing the valve body and trans wiring harness connectors? Some advise or suggestions would help. Thanks
Not to be a Richard, but some folks answered this question for you yesterday. You may want to check that thread.
I figured I would put myself in the introduction section, considering I am a new member, as well as mention my concerns again. I didn't think there was anything wrong with that:confused5:
Welcome to M/A Nothing wrong with introductions. Didn't realize that was an introduction. Thought is was the same question from the day before. Sorry if I've offended you. Good luck with your broken transmission. Some answers here... http://www.motoringalliance.com/forums/cooper-s-clubman-s-engine-drivetrain/20707-2010-cooper-s-auto-transmission.html
Welcome to M/A the FUN Mini site. Don't worry about Crashton he means well but he must be low on donuts. :lol::lol::lol:
Welcome to the coolest MINI forum on the net...... Crashton has some good answers....and he is NO Richard... Hope things work out with your transmission....