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I have a car whereby when the engine is turned off, you can move through the gears when in neutral. When the engine is turned on, you cannot move between gears, in fact you cannot put the car into first gear.
Is this likely to be clutch places, clutch fluid or a knackered gear box?
I just googled it for you.
The main reason the car won't go into gear is that the level of car transmission fluid in the vehicle is lower or higher than the required limit. If the level is low despite regular maintenance, there may be a leak. Whereas, excessive transmission fluid may result in trouble shifting gears and gear slippage.
Prob something different but it's a start.
That sounds like a diagnosis for an auto box. My money is on the clutchQuote:
Originally Posted by sneggyblubird
Clutch.
Book your car in with Jimmy the Jock, if you’re based in the Cardiff area, sorted all sorts of problems out with loads of different cars for my familyQuote:
Originally Posted by HiVis
Spot on .Quote:
Originally Posted by RichardM
Out of interest how long are clutches expected to last? Had my car 7 years now and it's still fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimmy the Jock
Depends how you drive. If you change gear a lot and slip the clutch it won't last as long as it would otherwise.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alan Lung