- So I recently got my transmission fluid flushed at like 96,000 miles and it was running fine for about 2 weeks and just about 2 days I was driving and the car was fine, then when I pressed the brakes the car jerked coming to a stop, then when I went to accelerate the car was jerking while In motion, could it be a stuck brake caliper?because it started doing it once I pressed the brakes, and I do know that the caliper is going bad on the back left side
Can we please have the vehicle's make, model, year and current mileage?
It is a 2005 Acura TL with 97,000 miles
I mean it was drained out the old fluid and new fluid was put in
Hate to say it, but sounds like your transmission is about gone. Take it in to a reputable shop for diagnosis. In the future, don't get a flush, only drain and fill. Good luck.
It was drained and refilled my bad for the wrong info , it was never flushed
That is good news. If I were you, I would take it to a transmission pro. I had a vehicle with very similar symptoms years ago, it was the transmission.
Okay, and you’re transmission needed repair?? Or what did they tell you
It was toast. I donated the vehicle to a charity, told them about the transmission. A few months later I got a letter saying that the vehicle was in a wrecker yard and had been towed from the side of a road. Apparently the charity never swapped the title.
Ohh okay I’m not really to sure if it is the transmission my boyfriend drives the car as well and he does all the work on it and he hasn’t noticed anything wrong with the transmission, but he was doing my brakes and he noticed that the brake caliper was bad , so he is thinking that it is a seized caliper, because it only did it when I applied the brakes