No gears

Asked by Jessica Jun 15, 2018 at 05:25 PM about the 2005 Chevrolet Trailblazer LS RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I went to my first job and my car was fine.
Leave to go to my second and all of a sudden I
have no gears.

Rpms are at 9,000. No weird noises. Just no gears
what so ever.

Any ideas?

5 Answers

No leaking. It's like it was placed in 'N'etural. But I was going 75mph on the highway.

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Hey Jessica, when you change gears from Park to Drive, does the light in the dash move with it from Park to Drive? If not, your plastic linkeage bushing is broken, and it's actually stuck in park. Dorman makes a replacement, found in the "Help" section of most Auto stores. In a pinch, I use zip ties for a temporary repair.

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OK if your fluid is full, time to have a pro look at it. Been there with mine.

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