Q: My 2004 Nissan altima runs good but won't drive I was going down the road and the tranny just quit no warning no slipping no noise
We were driving down the road and the transmission just quit no warning no slipping no check engine light no noise just nothing and everything else is fine nothing else went wrong
My car has 220000 miles.
My car has an automatic transmission.
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