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Originally Posted by crystalworks
With your group of problems, I'd be inclined to agree on needing a trans (new/rebuilt). Will definitely be the quickest in times of turnaround. If it was just one problem with the trans you might be able to do a parts repair on yours. Or you could pick up a used trans for $500ish and roll the dice that it doesn't have the same problems your current one does.
Upallnight likes to insult the other members on the board for wanting to try to repair things by starting with cheaper fixes (even if they don't solve the issue)... but I've always thought all parts fail eventually (and these X5's are at least 12 years old now), and I have no problem using the shotgun approach if it means I can prevent a future part failure/downtime even if it doesn't fix my current problem. He gives out very good advice and knowledge, but you'll have to learn to disregard the "extraneous" material.
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If you call calling out the Cliff Clavens on this forum insulting than I'm guilty of that. But if you read the OP comment he wanted not to throw parts at the problem. I gave him a source of info from a Guy that owns a Transmission shop and have posted videos on the ZF5HP24 trans that is in the OP's X. I gave him my opinion on why his trans was slipping. I just caution him since he is a newbie nob about the Cliff Clavens on this forum.
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