Q: transmission judder putting into reverse

asked by on March 06, 2018

The truck has had an oil and filter change in recent times, but this needs doing again - How much? It has been a long time since the transmission fluid was changed. How much is this, and would the filter need replacing, requiring the pan to be removed - If so, how much? The truck judders when selecting reverse. It will go into reverse after juddering, and will reverse ok - is this the transmission fluid? What other fluids would you recommend changing - gearbox, axles etc? - How much? Thanks

My car has 230000 miles.
My car has an automatic transmission.

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