2004 pt cruiser taking a while to shift gears
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Asked by 87flipper Aug 09, 2014 at 03:26 PM about the 2004 Chrysler PT Cruiser Wagon FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

From a stop,  my pt takes a while to shift
gears. It is automatic.  When can I found to
help this? And what does it mean? The car
has 131k miles. Thanks

3 Answers

Diehard1x answered 5 years ago

My girlfriend has a 2006 PT Cruiser it won't go through the motions of all gears it stays in first gear most of the time it won't go through the Autumn automatic gears it could be the solenoid or it could be the shifting bushing need to be replaced it's an automatic changing the transmission fluid and putting a new transmission filter would help for starters but it could be the transmission solenoid or solenoid needs to be checked and clean

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Diehard1x answered 5 years ago

Chris Rivas from San Antonio Texas my girlfriend has a 2006 PT Cruiser it's been having problems shifting into gears it could be the shifter solenoid needs to be replaced are the shifting bushing or it could be the transmission itself in the gears inside let's not hope not drain transmission fluid with new transmission fluid change out transmission filter needs to be replaced clean all cylinders Check all sensors and connections

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