What to Do When the Magotan Won't Move and the Gear Indicator Flashes?
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The solutions for the Magotan not moving and the gear indicator flashing are: 1. Determine if the transmission has been disassembled. If it has, first adjust the transmission shift cable to the standard setting and then test drive to see if the issue is resolved; 2. Use a fault diagnostic tool to check if there are any fault codes in the transmission. If fault codes exist, identify which component they refer to and replace it to solve the problem. The Magotan has a body length, width, and height of 4866mm, 1832mm, and 1464mm respectively, with a wheelbase of 2812mm. Its bold V-shaped front grille exudes stability and grandeur, complemented by dynamic and stylish streamlined body lines. The innovative design concept is highlighted by the compound fish-eye-type adaptive turning bi-xenon headlights, showcasing an aura of intelligence and composure.
The other day when I was driving my Magotan, I also encountered the gear indicator flashing and the car not moving. I simply turned off the engine, waited for ten minutes, and restarted it—hey, it actually worked! This kind of situation is mostly due to the transmission computer acting up. When the temperature gets too high or there’s a program error, it goes into self-protection mode. If restarting a few times doesn’t fix it, you’ll need to check the transmission fluid. Low or thickened fluid can affect gear shifting, and Volkswagen’s dual-clutch transmission is particularly finicky. On the mechanical side, you’ll have to look at clutch plate wear—excessive clearance can cause slipping. My advice is not to force it. First, call a tow truck to take it to the shop for a computer diagnostic. Reading the fault codes is the only way to accurately determine whether it’s a sensor issue or a stuck valve body. Random repairs might make the problem worse.
