my 2002 spyder smt transmission won't engage gears sometimes,I already tooked it the dealer several times and they can't tell me whats wrong.Does anybody know what the problem might be.

Asked by capi757 May 22, 2010 at 11:51 AM about the 2002 Toyota MR2 Spyder

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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Apinun answered 13 years ago

i bet yours is semi-auto transmission, the only way to solve your problem is change the transmission to manual gear box and your problem will go away. :D

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Coban1 answered 10 years ago

there is no trans fluid on any smt spyders its gear oil 75RW three qts. change that then if it continues change your air filter, and clean the intake throttle area because it may have carbon build up...i know this because i just went through this problem my car runs great now

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