Transmission Problems in 2006 2.5x Forester? (automatic)

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theskarnes

Hi,

I have 22k miles on the car and have the worst type of problem becuase
its intermittent so the dealer states can not replicate the problem.

What happens occurs only when I turn right and its like the
transmission is slipping for a second or two. It can happen on dry or
wet pavement and doesnt matter if I'm braking or not. I have not
noticed it when just accelerating from a stop going straight or when
turning left.

The dealer checked the transmission and they said its okay.

Any ideas on this annoying problem as my only course of action at this
time is to hope it gets worse so the dealer can experience it. This
problem has been occuring for the past 15k miles. I know I will need
the extended warranty!

Thanks for any ideas, Steve
 
Hi,

I have 22k miles on the car and have the worst type of problem becuase
its intermittent so the dealer states can not replicate the problem.

What happens occurs only when I turn right and its like the
transmission is slipping for a second or two. It can happen on dry or
wet pavement and doesnt matter if I'm braking or not. I have not
noticed it when just accelerating from a stop going straight or when
turning left.

The dealer checked the transmission and they said its okay.

Any ideas on this annoying problem as my only course of action at this
time is to hope it gets worse so the dealer can experience it. This
problem has been occuring for the past 15k miles. I know I will need
the extended warranty!

Thanks for any ideas, Steve

I assume you have an automatic!

I assume the shop confirmed the half-axles are fully seated in the diffs!

First, check the tires. They MUST be of the same size ,wear and
correctly inflated.

Try doing tight, slow figure 8s in a parking lot on dry pavement.

If the problem does not show itself, you could try insatlling the spare
(15A?) fuse in the FWD slot in the fuse box and see if there is any
difference.

Maybe, if you post your city, someone could recommend a different dealer
or an indie mech that can take a closer look.

very odd - maybe the dealer just gave you the 'brush-off'?

Carl
 
Make absolutely sure that the condition is dealer documented & YOU
have a copy showing the problem, date and mileage.
 

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