Gear Shift moves to reverse, drive, etc.. but car does not move


That being said, I suspect that the problem is that the shift linkage has become disconnected at one end.


For a freaky coincidence - a few months later, the rear differential failed on my wife's 1999 Suburban (over 200,000 miles) within two miles of the same spot on the same Interstate. I just put it in four-wheel-high and drove it home. That one cost about $150 for a junkyard differential locally.


- Transmission failure.
- One of the rubber rings that the W220 uses instead of U-joints has failed, and the transmission is no longer connected to the differential..
- Differential has failed. (Usually noise, as in the post above yours.)
- Rear half-shaft (drive axle) has failed or is disconnected.
Time to actually look at things...
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- Transmission failure.
- One of the rubber rings that the W220 uses instead of U-joints has failed, and the transmission is no longer connected to the differential..
- Differential has failed. (Usually noise, as in the post above yours.)
- Rear half-shaft (drive axle) has failed or is disconnected.
Time to actually look at things...


Some Possibilities:
- Transmission fluid may be very low. (Any traces of oil on bottom or rear of car?)
- Driveshaft or driveshaft flex coupling may have failed.
- Differential may have failed (usually makes noise).
- Rear half-shaft may have failed.
- Transmission may have failed.
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What to do if the transmission does not work. Step 1. \ You need to find out why the car is not running - find out where the problem is. Proceed logically.
Step 2. \ In the "P" and "N" positions, try to see if the car will move with your power / the engine can be switched off or started as you wish ... /. If the result is "P" and "N" the same, then only the shift console has failed. If the car moves to "N" but not to "P" = the shift console works. The problem is not here. 3. \ The Driveshaft must rotate in position "D" or "R" / engine running /. If it rotates there is a problem in the differential - it does not transmit power to the AxleShaft. If the DriveShaft does not turn, there is a problem with the transmission. Now you know where the problem is.
If in a differential - buy on ebay used the same Mercedes number. If the number is different = the differential may otherwise be geared, which will change the driving characteristics of the car.
If there is a problem with the transmission. Step 1. \ ALWAYS
- Measure the oil level in the gearbox
-Oil is measured at operating temperature.
ALWAYS with the engine running.
Insert the dipstick as long as you can.
If the oil in the gearbox is cold, the dipstick has a mark for cold oil.
Attention - the difference between cold and warm oil is over 40 mm on the dipstick !!!
Top up with oil
The oil must have the standard Mercedes - MB 236.xx / xx according to the type of gearbox. For example 722.6 = MB 236.14, or gearbox CVT / A + B class / 722.8 = MB 236.20
- if you don't know, use Bevo
Bevo link
Step 2. \ Use Diagnostics to best find out Star Das Xentry why it doesn't work.
If the oil is okay and the car does not move to D or R at all, then there is a 95% problem in Wandler / Hydrometer / - torque transmission from the engine to the automatic transmission.
Wandler can be refurbished.
Sorry for the English - Google Translator.
oil Dipstick link






