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10-07-2013, 02:43 PM
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Transmission Issue - '96 Mustang GT Auto
Let's say I'm going from zero to forty, my RPMs will hit over 3000, but when it shifts, the RPMS will drop down to 2000-ish really hard, making the car jerk. It's not a smooth drop, it's like a split second. Upon acceleration there is also a very rapid knocking sound. There's no lights on my instrument cluster.
This trouble all started after I had my alternator die, then having the car towed a few months back. Ever since then this problem has been getting worse. Anyone have any ideas what this could be? |
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10-07-2013, 06:15 PM
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Re: Transmission Issue - '96 Mustang GT Auto
Insufficient voltage CAN cause transmission problems. Check that the ground wire on your alternator is tightly connected to start. From there it gets into a pretty wide range of things that could be causing it, unfortunately.
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