The transmission is not building up enough pressure to shift. Check your fluid and fill if needed. If fluid is fine change the trans. filter and the pressure modulator. If that does not fix it have the tourqe converter flushed.
If that does not fix it, you may need to have the transmission overhauled or have the transmission replaced
Another thing, check your linkages!!. there could be a lose linkage on the transmission, or it could be seased.
Could be a universal joint. If front wheel drive, it could be the constant velocity joint. I am assuming you have an automatic transmission. If it is a standard transmission, it could be the throwout bearing.
It is a vacuum release when the car is shifted into drive or reverse. Also has a manual release lever on the e- brake pedal assy. Good luck
As soon as possible check the transmission fluid level.
The only known way to put your KIA Sportage car into four wheel drive is shifting into 4 high or 4 low. The corresponding 4 wheel indicator will light up and the wheels will then be engaged, according to what you shifted to.
no this will not ruin your car BUT it will start to scrape your gear because it is not being shifted properly
You can drive the car by moving!!
If a Lincoln LS V8 is making a engine noise when it is shifted into drive or reverse, it could indicate a seized gear in the transmission. It could also indicate a low transmission fluid warning.
he didn't drive a car because he didn't know how to drive a car
who drive a private car
At low speeds the car will rock from side to side.
any one who knows how to drive 6 gears can drive a 6 gear car .Most people who can drive a manual car can drive a 6 geared car.
I have a 1995 Ford Econoline van with an automatic transmission. When I went to drive the car today, the shift gear moved and shifted but would not go into gear. It's refusing to "click" into gear for Reverse, Neutral, or Drive, and has quite a problem clicking into Park as well. When I set the car to drive, it does not move, in fact it acts like it's in neutral. What's wrong with it? Is it the transmission, or possibly something else? If so, what?