jaguar gear box when put into forword or revers jumps need to keep foot brake on

Asked by heapy Jan 05, 2014 at 12:03 AM about the 2000 Jaguar XJ-Series

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jaguar gear box when put in gear ,forward or revers need to keep foot brake on or it jumps.gear box light came up on dash clutch slipping stopped for 2 hours has not shown warning light sincebut still jurks when put into gear

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Stephen answered 10 years ago

Sounds like something is definitly wrong. Best case senerio, low on transmission fluid. Worse case, Rebuild the transmission and or clutch.

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