Car over last 2 days has slowley lost its forward gears D,3,2,1, but reverse works fine, I have added 2 quarts of Transmission fluid in last 12 hours cause the fluid was low when I checked it!?????

Could it be a linkage problem of some type? Timing belt is pretty new only has about 10,000 miles on it. I'm not a certified mechanic or anything like that but I'm not a novous either! Just really puzzled and could use your help in pointing me in some direction with this problem. The car was running just fine, heard no bang or loud noise. Just a very slight slip then gradually I lost all forward gears. My reverse is still working fine though!

The transmission is leaking fluid. These transmissions are well for failures. Try running the vehicle shift through the gears...with foot ON brake then recheck how many quarts its low now. if level is OK transmissions worn out.

Waiting on a answer from you!

There is no fluid leaking from The transmission, I added 2 quarts last night, when I backed the car up this morning there were no fluid spots. I feel It needs at least another quart to bring the fluid level up to satisfactory? Could it be something else possibly?

I will get back to you in 15 minutes! When running through gears and checking fluid levels should I keep it in park or neutral? What would give most accurate fluid reading?

The fluid is fine now but still no change! I have a buddy who is an excellent mechanic, looks as if he got himself a big job to do now! Cars suck dude! Thanks for the help!

If you had to add 2 qts. and this brought the fluid to the proper level you have to have a leak. Transmission fluid will not just evaporate. If you added 2 qts. to a cold transmission without the engine running then you have possibly way overfilled the transmission and that is a bad thing. Best of luck with it and please post here what the problem was when you find it.