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Old 05-02-2010, 02:14 PM
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Hi Guys,

At the moment I'm a very unhappy X5 owner. Maybe someone can help?

Almost a year ago I had the dreaded "transmission failsafe prog" come up on my dash. I had the gearbox re-done by a company here called "Gearbox Exchange".

All went kind of fine until a few months ago when the turbo went. Had that fixed then would drive and get "transmission failsafe prog" again.

Stopping and switching off never helped and every time got the car towed back to the gearbox guys.

The wierd part is that the car goes onto the flatbed fine but then for some reason the wheels "lock-up" and the car wont roll back off the flatbed.

Then, whenever they call me to collect my car from the gearbox guys I break down with "transmission failsafe prog" within 30 minutes. This has happened about 4 times now

Does anyone have any advice. The car had 180K km's on the clock and cant believe a car can die so young.
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