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    6-speed gearbox - Fault finding .

    G'day , a question for the Brains Trust .
    Have 2010 V6 RRS , 6 speed box -gets a random fault , usually after running cruise control towing , however it has now spat it out running downhill to go uphill - has a shudder/jolt and flashes 'Gearbox Fault ' orange triangle . (Road speed approx 100km/h )

    Turn it off and on - fault disappears and drive is restored .

    plug in my nanocom and the fault is " P0829 5-6 shift "

    The magical internet informs me that this is possibly a harness issue or low voltage .
    Has this occurred to any one else ?

    Have just had box serviced - oil n filter change . All Genuine , but it did have nongenuine filter pan ( metal ) and filter enclosed .

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    How old / Flat is your battery?

    ("It starts the car ok" isnt an accurate enough reading )

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    Get it diagnosed properly either at manuel automatics in Thomastown or A&B in Dandenong. There is a possibility it is a mechatronics issue however the dreaded 5/6 shift fault is usually more serious. How many km on the trans?
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    P2704 is the critical and indicative DTC for worn stator bushes causing clutch E to fail to lock within the allowable time so hopefully doesn't require a rebuild. Occurring shortly after an oil change is worrying though.
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    Thanks Chaps !
    Tombie , yes have considered the battery issue - was heading to jaycar this arvo to obtain a led readout for the 12v socket - dodgy I know but will work in the short term .
    Justin , have emailed A&B ( Sid was v helpful ) have suggested a road test and hook up to their diagnostic whatsit whilst driving . Had nor con considered Manuel autos - they are a lot closer than Dandenong .
    Graeme , keeps throwing the same code p0829 , so that's sort of good .......I always had the thought of the 'box being the weak link in the power train , it goes like a rocket .

    192,000 kms , first gearbox service was at 130k approx ,2013 .

    They are a splendid car , so it not making me antsy ! Just want to sort it correctly so it powers on .

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    130k is a bit long for the first service I'm afraid in some cases...😐😐

    Jc
    The Isuzu 110. Solid and as dependable as a rock, coming soon with auto box😊
    The Range Rover L322 4.4.TTDV8 ....probably won't bother with the remap..😈

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    I can attest to that. 120k oil change, 190k gearbox change.

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    200,000km oil change. 233,000km still going strong touch wood. I think my gearbox had a very easy life cruising at hundreds of km a day at highway speed and little towing based on the previous only other owner. Commuting from Perth to Northam each day.
    2010 TDV6 3.0L Discovery 4 HSE
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    First fluid change was done at 60k, next one due 120k for me.

    I tow a big Cat and a Crossover and run some healthy tune as well, so I service it more often.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tombie View Post
    First fluid change was done at 60k, next one due 120k for me.

    I tow a big Cat and a Crossover and run some healthy tune as well, so I service it more often.
    If I obtained mine sooner I would have as well. Ah well, now I drop the oil annually, so it gets a half flush each year, in the vain attempt to maintain what life it has left.
    2010 TDV6 3.0L Discovery 4 HSE
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