06 Vue Revving up, but not shifting

Asked by Truaxj Jan 18, 2017 at 04:09 PM about the 2006 Saturn VUE V6 AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 2006 Saturn Vue, AWD, V6 with 160k on it.  Recently the transmission
has been acting funny.  Between 30-45 the engine will rev up, as if the
transmission is going to shift, but it doesn't shift.  If I accelerate through,
beyond 45, it shifts and runs fine.  I'm thinking it might be a shift sensor, but
wanted some advice before I started disassembling the car.
Thanks.

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GuruDZL5S answered 6 years ago

My 2006saturn vue 6cyc feels like it's not going in overdrive the fluid is clean looking what could it be

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LayPerson61 answered 6 years ago

There was a recall on this vehicle for this very reason I believe, but I think the deadline to bring it in has passed. GM did honor it even after Saturn went belly up. The customer service person said there was a chance they may have to replace the torque converter (no idea what this is), but they wound up only resetting the computer. Problem still exists, though much milder.

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LayPerson61 answered 6 years ago

(cont'd) .. so I took it back again. The service person said that, according to the mechanic, the RPMs have to run high during those speeds, for a "margin of error"..

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