Pontiac grand am se transaxle

Asked by Gavin May 17, 2022 at 08:16 PM about the 2002 Pontiac Grand Am SE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I drive a 02 pontiac grand am se. It has 168k miles
on it. The transaxle starts banging gears and
slipping ears when the car gets up to temp. It
doesnt do this all the time. I think its the transaxle
solonoid but wanna get some other answers before
i take it in.

3 Answers

40,395

Check the fluid for proper level and condition , it should be nice and pink . That tranny is 20 years old and has probably seen better days .

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158,765

It's most likely the shift solenoids. But a GM transmission with 168,000 miles on it is about done. The next thing to go will be overdrive and TCC (Torque Converter Clutch) lock in. Having the transmission repaired or replaced will cost more than the vehicle is worth. Hope that helps! Jim

311,565

Had the same thing happen on my Dad's car, and it did turn out to be the transmission itself, got a reman unit and problem cured.

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