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Some common issues you might experience with the transmission of your 2006 Toyota Solara include: Difficulty engaging reverse gear, which can be fixed by replacing the overdrive drum, premature shifting into higher gears without your intention, which can be resolved by restricting the A140 solenoids. Other potential problems include fluid leaks, a burning odor, whining noise, slipping gears, and the check engine light illuminating. If the check engine light comes on, pulling the code will provide more information about the specific issue.
If your 2006 Toyota Solara is experiencing transmission problems, you may observe a range of issues such as shaking or grinding while driving, a burnt scent when the car is running, slipping gears when changing, a stuck or unresponsive shifter, and leaking fluids. These signs could indicate potential transmission failure, which could ultimately render the vehicle inoperable.