2013 VW Golf Sportwagen TDI, 2011 Mazda 2, 2000 E320 4Matic Wagon (retired),1994 C280 (retired)
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Hi All,
This questions is regarding my 1994 C280 M104 with 722.4xx transmission, 200,000 kms. The transmission has started to act funny - it is shifting into higher gears sooner than usual. The 2-3 and 3-4 shifts feel a bit more abrupt and harsh (it used be so smooth you'd barely know you were shifting). And I have lost the kickdown funciton when flooring the gas pedal.
Here is what I know so far:
-Fluid level is proper, clean and no burnt smell. Was replaced 15,000 kms ago with fresh filter.
-The transmission shifts properly when using the shift lever to move it through the shift detents - 2-3, 3-4 both shift without any sort of harshness or delay, both up shift and down shift.
-The car downshifts on its own without problem so when I pull away from a light I've got 1st gear back - no clunking or other odd sensations.
I'm really in the dark when it comes to transmissions. Does this sound like an internal transmission issue or is it more likely either an adjustement or some sort of failed vaccum control?
Any help would be appreciated - I know it is a W202 question but I think the more experienced hands reside in this forum.
This questions is regarding my 1994 C280 M104 with 722.4xx transmission, 200,000 kms. The transmission has started to act funny - it is shifting into higher gears sooner than usual. The 2-3 and 3-4 shifts feel a bit more abrupt and harsh (it used be so smooth you'd barely know you were shifting). And I have lost the kickdown funciton when flooring the gas pedal.
Here is what I know so far:
-Fluid level is proper, clean and no burnt smell. Was replaced 15,000 kms ago with fresh filter.
-The transmission shifts properly when using the shift lever to move it through the shift detents - 2-3, 3-4 both shift without any sort of harshness or delay, both up shift and down shift.
-The car downshifts on its own without problem so when I pull away from a light I've got 1st gear back - no clunking or other odd sensations.
I'm really in the dark when it comes to transmissions. Does this sound like an internal transmission issue or is it more likely either an adjustement or some sort of failed vaccum control?
Any help would be appreciated - I know it is a W202 question but I think the more experienced hands reside in this forum.