legomaniac32
New Member
here is just a thought..
when you go in reverse the motor tips the opposite way it does when going forward. could be possible that it is grounding a wire when it does. maybe with the hood up at night, have someone stand in front as you try reverse to see if he sees any spark.
the other thing is you said it did it after you hit this bump. when you move the shifter to reverse, look all around the linkage under the car. it may be hitting something, or grounding a wire. you may be able to see marks in the area where it hit and look in that area.
try putting the car in nutral and see if it rolls easy backwards as well. if there was any damage in the driveshaft, rear, brakes areas it may be binding in reverse ( like backing up while rear bumper is against a wall, just almost stalls.)
just a couple things to try to eliminate.
and GOD i hope you are a girl LMAO!
when you go in reverse the motor tips the opposite way it does when going forward. could be possible that it is grounding a wire when it does. maybe with the hood up at night, have someone stand in front as you try reverse to see if he sees any spark.
the other thing is you said it did it after you hit this bump. when you move the shifter to reverse, look all around the linkage under the car. it may be hitting something, or grounding a wire. you may be able to see marks in the area where it hit and look in that area.
try putting the car in nutral and see if it rolls easy backwards as well. if there was any damage in the driveshaft, rear, brakes areas it may be binding in reverse ( like backing up while rear bumper is against a wall, just almost stalls.)
just a couple things to try to eliminate.
and GOD i hope you are a girl LMAO!