transmission problem (automatic)
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transmission problem (automatic)
when taking off from a start the first and second gears are a little rough and i can feel when they shift throughout the car. When going into second i can hear a minor poping noise on the Passenger front side of the car. Is my automatic slipping on me? i haven't replaced the transmission fluid in about 20k miles. Would that help to temp. correct this problem. or is the transmission in need of replacing. i hope not cause im not spending that kind of money on a automatic.
im also collecting parts now for a auto-5speed swap towards the summer. and a 19t kit. i also have my eyes set on a SOHC engine and tranny for 200 for both; the draw back being that it has 100k miles on them. <<<is it worth the money and is the transmission worth anything now that it has 100k miles on it.
im also collecting parts now for a auto-5speed swap towards the summer. and a 19t kit. i also have my eyes set on a SOHC engine and tranny for 200 for both; the draw back being that it has 100k miles on them. <<<is it worth the money and is the transmission worth anything now that it has 100k miles on it.
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Re: transmission problem (BADEG6)
ok, i went outside ( fucken drizzle and cold,windy)and the tranny fluid is down to ****. i bought some transmagic and put about half of it in there. It shifts better than before. Ill flush it out tomorrow and put in some additive
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Re: transmission problem (sleepyhamsterlx)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by sleepyhamsterlx »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">anyone?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Get a manual??......j/p....someone had to say it.
EDIT: Just flush it MORE than once.....I would say take it off the car and do it but that would be a pItA...
Get a manual??......j/p....someone had to say it.
EDIT: Just flush it MORE than once.....I would say take it off the car and do it but that would be a pItA...
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Re: (sleepyhamsterlx)
the only way to properly flush an auto is to use pressure because the torque converter will hold a ton of fluid. You will only change about 3 or 4 quarts. I actually am in the process of the trans swap myself + mini-me head swap. The trans costed me way more than I thought it would. Its not just the trans.It's linkage, pedals, clutch master and slave cylander, clutch, flywheel/bolts, shifter......pain in the ****. but its honestly worth it if you do it yourself.
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