As the driver of a 2001 Chevrolet Impala, You may have discovered a few symptoms of a faulty transmission. These are fairly rare with this vehicle, but do occur from time to time. The biggest complaint for this make and model includes sudden sticking of the gear shifter, and C-HRonic bogging down of the engine. You also might experience grinding and vibrations from the engine compartment. You also may have issues with leaking of transmission fluid due to cracked hoses or head cylinder. If the fluid is low, You can expect to pay between $5 and $35 for a replacement. If the problem is a failed transmission, it will be a costly $589 to $1589 in parts alone.
Trudy E
July 16, 2020
If the 2001 chevrolet impala is having issues with the transmission then you will notice several problems, including shaking or grinding while driving, a burning smell when the vehicle is on, the gears slipping when you shift, the shifter becoming stuck or non responsive, and leaking fluids. This can all lead to a transmission failure which will more or less kill the vehicle.
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