E4n71b
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E4n71b
We have a 84 Nissan 300 Zx that turned out to be a nightmare, it was driven on to a car dolly, towed 300 miles in neutral, now the car doesn't move, will shift into all gears just no movement, not really sure what to do here, and it's the auto non turbo model
#2
Welcome to ZDriver!
Unfortunately you committed the unpardonable sin of towing an auto with the drive wheels down... This is a huge NO-NO that anyone and everyone everywhere should have warned you about before towing any vehicle with a dolly. An auto trans car must either be towed with drive wheels up, driveshaft removed, or flatbedded.
Having said that, the 80's and 90's Nissan auto transmissions have a very high rate of failure. My advice would be to do the checks outlined in the FSM and call a local trans shop and ask for advice / diagnosis. Then be prepared for the bad news that your transmission is toast.
On the bright side, now would be the time to convert to manual.
Unfortunately you committed the unpardonable sin of towing an auto with the drive wheels down... This is a huge NO-NO that anyone and everyone everywhere should have warned you about before towing any vehicle with a dolly. An auto trans car must either be towed with drive wheels up, driveshaft removed, or flatbedded.
Having said that, the 80's and 90's Nissan auto transmissions have a very high rate of failure. My advice would be to do the checks outlined in the FSM and call a local trans shop and ask for advice / diagnosis. Then be prepared for the bad news that your transmission is toast.
On the bright side, now would be the time to convert to manual.
#3
Welcome to ZDriver!
Unfortunately you committed the unpardonable sin of towing an auto with the drive wheels down... This is a huge NO-NO that anyone and everyone everywhere should have warned you about before towing any vehicle with a dolly. An auto trans car must either be towed with drive wheels up, driveshaft removed, or flatbedded.
Having said that, the 80's and 90's Nissan auto transmissions have a very high rate of failure. My advice would be to do the checks outlined in the FSM and call a local trans shop and ask for advice / diagnosis. Then be prepared for the bad news that your transmission is toast.
On the bright side, now would be the time to convert to manual.
Unfortunately you committed the unpardonable sin of towing an auto with the drive wheels down... This is a huge NO-NO that anyone and everyone everywhere should have warned you about before towing any vehicle with a dolly. An auto trans car must either be towed with drive wheels up, driveshaft removed, or flatbedded.
Having said that, the 80's and 90's Nissan auto transmissions have a very high rate of failure. My advice would be to do the checks outlined in the FSM and call a local trans shop and ask for advice / diagnosis. Then be prepared for the bad news that your transmission is toast.
On the bright side, now would be the time to convert to manual.
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