The 1990 Mazda MPV is known to have a problem with transmission fluid leaks. This can be caused by a variety of factors, including a worn or damaged transmission pan gasket, a faulty transmission fluid cooler, or a leaky transmission line. Transmission fluid leaks can cause a number of problems, including:
- Low transmission fluid levels
- Slipping gears
- Harsh shifting
- Overheating transmission
2. Slipping Gears
Slipping gears is another common problem with the 1990 Mazda MPV. This is caused by a worn or damaged transmission synchronizer ring. Slipping gears can make it difficult to shift gears and can also cause a grinding noise.
3. Harsh Shifting
Harsh shifting is another common problem with the 1990 Mazda MPV. This is caused by a worn or damaged transmission shift solenoid or a faulty transmission linkage. Harsh shifting can make it uncomfortable to drive the vehicle and can also cause damage to the transmission.
4. Overheating Transmission
An overheating transmission is a serious problem that can cause major damage to the vehicle. Overheating is caused by a lack of transmission fluid, a faulty transmission fluid cooler, or a blocked transmission filter. Overheating can lead to:
- Slipping gears
- Harsh shifting
- Transmission failure
