Hi guys,
I posted previously on this thread. Help for new Alfa owner!!
At that time I didn't quite know what was were the issues so I just listed down all of them. Since then I had the wheel mounting changed which solved the wheel noises.
And I am starting a new thread just to focus on the Selespeed problem that I am still facing. I hope to get some advice from the community here.
Basically, the issue started as the gear not engaging despite numerous operation of the gear stick. It would go to neutral when stopped at traffic lights and it will not engage 1 or even if it did it would not go up from 1-2, 2-3 and so on.
The workshop adviced that I had a Actuator leak, which resulted in the level of the Selespeed oil being too low hence the gears won't change.
They want me to change a new Actuator which would cost 3.8K SGD. Too hefty a sum for a car that has only 2.5 yrs left before the scrap.
Apart from having to top up the Selespeed oil every 3 days, is there any other cheaper alternative to having to change the whole Actuator?
Your help would be much appreciated. Cheers!
Chris
I posted previously on this thread. Help for new Alfa owner!!
At that time I didn't quite know what was were the issues so I just listed down all of them. Since then I had the wheel mounting changed which solved the wheel noises.
And I am starting a new thread just to focus on the Selespeed problem that I am still facing. I hope to get some advice from the community here.
Basically, the issue started as the gear not engaging despite numerous operation of the gear stick. It would go to neutral when stopped at traffic lights and it will not engage 1 or even if it did it would not go up from 1-2, 2-3 and so on.
The workshop adviced that I had a Actuator leak, which resulted in the level of the Selespeed oil being too low hence the gears won't change.
They want me to change a new Actuator which would cost 3.8K SGD. Too hefty a sum for a car that has only 2.5 yrs left before the scrap.
Apart from having to top up the Selespeed oil every 3 days, is there any other cheaper alternative to having to change the whole Actuator?
Your help would be much appreciated. Cheers!
Chris
