we have replaced our trannie four times and the last one i know is good because i drove the vehicle to my shop to swap them out and it still acts like theres no trannie whats could be the problem

Asked by Stevo May 10, 2017 at 03:49 PM about the 2002 Chevrolet Trailblazer LS RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

transmission

8 Answers

The problem may be that you need to find a better transmission shop. You don't say why the transmissions are failing.

i dont know why its like theres not one in at all and i have replaced several trannies in my life even being a female and never seen anything like it could it be a sensor or i have foun d a purple wire tha had been cut and i wired it back together could that be it

man i have ran thru everything so many times the only thing i found is that wire on the harness

well im not licensed but went to school for a while on it and have done several. i have my own shop and thought that was what this site was for is to find help

i do have to push a button under the console in oirder for the gear shift to move coulkd that be it by chance

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