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    Can't find a Gear. D2 TD5 Auto

    Hello,

    Went to reverse out of the driveway in the Disco.
    The auto felt like it was grabbing at reverse up the drive so I rolled forward and tried again. No drive what so ever after that.
    No drive forward or back.
    The motor is running smoothly as ever.
    Checked it for fault codes with a Hawkeye....None.
    The transmission is not leaking, I assume that the fluid is correct level.
    The gear readout on the dash is correct and showing selected gears so I assume that the XYZ switch is ok.
    The transmission was rebuilt and new torque convertor installed roughly 100k km ago.

    Any suggestions would be appreciated.

    Cheers,

    Jason

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    Are either of the drive shafts rotating ?

    If D2a does locking the centre diff make a difference ?

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    Since it's been parked up so long, has the transmission brake frozen on?


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    Quote Originally Posted by DeanoH View Post
    Are either of the drive shafts rotating ?

    If D2a does locking the centre diff make a difference ?

    Deano
    Hello Deano,

    It initially had drive, it was a bit grabby reversing. When it was put into drive, it lost all drive.
    The front drive shaft was recently replaced. The drive shaft on the rear has been regularly greased. The rubber coupling to the rear diff looks to be in good condition(replaced a few years back).
    Locking the centre diff makes no difference.

    Cheers,

    Jason

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jason789 View Post
    Hello Deano,

    It initially had drive, it was a bit grabby reversing. When it was put into drive, it lost all drive.
    The front drive shaft was recently replaced. The drive shaft on the rear has been regularly greased. The rubber coupling to the rear diff looks to be in good condition(replaced a few years back).
    Locking the centre diff makes no difference.

    Cheers,

    Jason
    Hate to be a doomsayer, but that sounds a bit like the A clutch pack to me. Or, maybe, the drive plate, but I'm leaning towards my first guess. I stress, it is a guess, but mine did much the same the first time it failed. For your sake, I hope I'm wrong.
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    Can't find a Gear. D2 TD5 Auto

    I know you said diff lock engaged. Confirmed TCase not in neutral.?
    Fluid check first....
    The box is most likely due another “reco”

    Talk to the reco mob who did the job and see what their thoughts are.
    100 k after a reco is a pretty lame effort. But it depends on understanding/ interpretation of reco for some.

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    Quote Originally Posted by johntins View Post
    Hate to be a doomsayer, but that sounds a bit like the A clutch pack to me. Or, maybe, the drive plate, but I'm leaning towards my first guess. I stress, it is a guess, but mine did much the same the first time it failed. For your sake, I hope I'm wrong.
    whilst your dooms saying, you forgot the Transmission oil pump, if it goes no drive.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Roverlord off road spares View Post
    Since it's been parked up so long, has the transmission brake frozen on?
    Hello Mario,
    It has been getting driven semi regularly. Enough to keep everything in working order I hope.
    Cheers,
    Jason

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    I have been having similar issues with mine the last couple of days. Will have to wait for a seconds to a minute or so till it engages into gear, and as well has a hard time shifting up, getting higher than usual revs. Just had the transmission oil flushed out and fresh added with an additive to help clean out any clogs.
    '04 D2 Td5

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    Quote Originally Posted by ThorTd5;2772799 Just had the transmission oil flushed out and fresh added with [COLOR=#0000ff
    an additive to help clean out any clogs. [/COLOR]
    '04 D2 Td5
    Are you going to reflush it soon? additive to clear out clogs, those clogs will end up dislodged else where.


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