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Your car's transmission is designed to operate smoothly for years. Even though there are myriad moving parts working together, and each can potentially malfunction, the assembly should be free of problems for at least 100,000 miles. With proper maintenance, it can last twice as long.
When problems arise, they are usually obvious. You'll see, feel, or hear leaks, lurching, and whining (respectively). Unfortunately, many drivers ignore these indicators, hoping they'll resolve themselves. It never happens. The underlying issue continues to worsen until the transmission eventually needs costly repairs.
This article will help you avoid that scenario. I'll describe five clear warning signs your vehicle's transmission is on the verge of failure.
Tip 1 - Is Your Engine Light On?
Years ago, the engine light implied there was a problem with your engine. This is still the case, but cars are designed with much more complexity these days. Sensors constantly transmit data regarding your vehicle's operation while you're on the road. This data includes air intake, coolant levels, throttle position, and more. These sensors can also note small aberrations while shifting, many of which will escape your notice. The data is sent to the computer, which triggers the "check engine" light.
If the light comes on, have a mechanic pull the trouble codes from the computer. Alternatively, you can buy a diagnostic scanner (as low as $40) and pull the codes yourself to see whether they suggest a problem with your transmission.
Tip 2 - Are There Leaks Under Your Car?
Fluid courses through your transmission to provide lubrication to the moving parts and transfer heat away from the assembly. Without a sufficient supply of this fluid, your tranny would overheat in the same way your engine would without oil. The problem is, there are many seals and gaskets in the assembly that can wear out over time. When they do, they develop leaks.
If you notice a few drops of reddish fluid on the ground underneath your tranny, there's a good chance the assembly is leaking. Check the fluid level immediately and replenish it if it's low. Then, have your mechanic find and fix the leak before it worsens and becomes more expensive to resolve.
Tip 3 - Does Your Car Whine Or Hum?
A transmission under stress may emit a high-pitched whine or a low-pitched hum. Symptoms vary by vehicle - even those of the same make and model - since each is designed a little differently. Whatever issue is causing these two sounds will persist until it is resolved. If the issue is neglected, it will likely worsen and eventually, lead to the assembly's failure.
Tip 4 - Do You Hear - Or Feel - Grinding?
This warning sign is more prevalent with cars equipped with a manual transmission. The grinding sound might be caused by a worn clutch or the collars sitting between the gears on the differential. In both cases, the problem should be considered a priority.
An automatic is less likely to grind, but may shake when the assembly tries to find the right gear. This shaking may be accompanied by a lurching sensation or clunking sound. Given that the tranny should always shift seamlessly, this is an indication that something is wrong and needs to be addressed.
Tip 5 - Is There Hesitation While Shifting?
As noted, under normal circumstances, your transmission should shift smoothly. In fact, you should barely notice the gears changing. Hesitation means there is a problem in the assembly that is affecting its ability to find the right gear. On an automatic, it typically occurs when you're trying to shift in or out of "Park," though it can also occur while you're driving. On a stick-shift (i.e. manual tranny), it will often happen when one of the drive gears is already engaged. In both cases, the problem will only worsen.
Transmission problems are usually costly to repair, and thus many drivers tend to ignore them, hoping they'll go away on their own. They never do. If you notice any of the above warning signs, have the underlying issue resolved as quickly as possible.
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Arab Youth Leaders, Daimlerchrysler Launch the '07 Arab European Internship Exchange, Top Talent Programs
The Young Arab Leaders (YAL) and opulent carmaker DaimlerChrysler (DC) announced recently the partaking of 10 students from various Arab countries in the Arab European Internship Exchange and of the 20 professional youths in the Top Talent programs.
Initiated by YAL and DC, the three to six month in-house internship program will bring together 10 chosen students from the Arab world to Germany. This will be conducted so that they will be able to experience practical work as well as manage heterogeneity in the context of Arabian and European businesses.
The 10 selected students, who are called ‘interns’, will be given a particular insight into sales, marketing, finance and controlling, information technology, purchasing, logistics and quality assurance.
The Chairman of the Young Arab Leaders, Saeed Al Muntafiq, said that the Arab European Internship Exchange program gives an opportunity to Arab students to experience and witness how huge organizations operate in the international scene (markets).
Meanwhile, the Top Talent program will be comprised of several key areas including management of cultures, market research, international business and production management of the industrial value chain. It has 2 modules. The first will be held in Stuttgart Germany and will be followed by six month virtual team cooperation between the Germany and Arab young professionals. And the second module will be held in January 2008 at The American University in Dubai.
Saeed Al Muntafiq added that the young professionals would comprehend how to manage heterogeneity in different contexts and boost reliable networks through intensive work on common tasks. And this is because of the intensive networking between future junior managers from the Arab and European countries.
A member of the Board of Management of DaimlerChrysler, Ruediger Grube, said that their company’s support with YAL depicts that DaimlerChrysler is fully dedicated to guide the development of the young generation in the Arab Region. He added that the Internship Exchange Program and the Top Talent Camp are stepping stones for the business sector to experience global business challenges in the Arab European scenario and to further strengthen the relationship between the Arab and the European worlds.
About The Arab European Internship Exchange
Initiated by Young Arab Leaders (YAL) and DaimlerChrysler (DC), the Arab European Internship Exchange is an initiative by Young Arab Leaders (YAL) and established to advocate good relationships between Arab students and managers from multinational companies based in Europe. It emphasizes on knowledge exchange in areas of entrepreneurship, leadership development and education.
The YAL and the DC believes that students can benefit largely from networking to help shape the future of their national economies
through intensifying relations between future junior managers from the Arab region and experienced European managers.
About Young Arab Leaders
The Young Arab Leaders is a network of Arab men and women who have experienced the power of action in their own lives, reached different levels of success for their age, are optimistic and can foresee a prosperous Arab future despite today’s difficulties. They are now in prominent positions of responsibility and are set for extraordinary achievement. They believe that their efforts and struggles today can affect their communities, countries and the region as a whole.
About DaimlerChrysler
A German car corporation DaimlerChrysler AG is the fifth largest car manufacturer in the world. DaimlerChrysler produces and supplies trucks and provides financial services through its DaimlerChrysler Financial Services arm. It also owns a big time stake in aerospace group EADS.
The company was established in 1998 after Daimler-Benz’s merging with Chrysler Corporation USA. It manufactures automobiles under the brands Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep, Smart, Maybach, GEM, and Mercedes-Benz.
DaimlerChrysler produces cars and trucks under the brand names Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Mercedes-Benz, Smart, Maybach, and GEM. The company also provides parts and accessories that are sold under the brand name Mopar.
Eagle, maker of Eagle oxygen sensor, is among its defunct marques. Other defunct brands include Barreiros, Commer, DeSoto, Fargo, Hillman, Humber, Imperial, Karrier, Plymouth, Simca, Sunbeam, Singer, and Valiant.
About the Author
Zeke Gervis has a degree in Human Resource Management. He is an F1 fanatic and is a collector of racing memorabilias. At present, he enjoys working at a consulting firm in Iowa.
1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited from North America - Comments
Despite the MAJOR shortcomings of the MOPAR engineering in the Jeep Grand Cherokee or "ZJ", it's still one of the last, true SUV's on the road with a solid front axle. It's great on-road, great off-road.
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