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Possible M35 Automatic Gearbox Issue

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By pixel8r,
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m35stagea

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best bet, talk to Jetwreck as he has sorted through these problems for someone at least once before.

mmm.. Nagoya...

Have you changed your aircon filter (in the passenger footwell behind glove box) I pulled one out for someone and it was marked that it was changed 2 years prior at 70k. Only thing was the car was purchased in Oz with 42k 2 years prior.... the plot thickened.

So that sticker has the km it was changed at or the km to change it next?

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ClassOne

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Penrite also make a compatible oil for matic J which is full synthetic.

I payed closer attention today when I put the car into Drive... The clunking seems to come from the rear.. Obviously the diff has backlash.. BUT the car lurches Forward when it does into Drive.

Sound strange?

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ClassOne

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I'll so a service on the box, I'll use penrite 100% synthetic, it is matic J compatible.. Dno what you guys think of penrite, but I even use it to oil my BBQ.. (Jokes right)

Is the filter a gauze type? So it is serviceable, no need for replacing?

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ClassOne

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Checked out the AC filter... no date or anything on it.

slightly off topic

found this behind the glove box

IMG_4441_zpsb2383a9a.jpg

no idea wat it does, got some switch on the right side of the centre console...its doing something, but at the same time nothing ( obviously with the TV)

anyway, back to topic

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