1991 axod-e transaxle
corby135
05-20-2004, 10:59 AM
The car would only move in second gear and only at High rpms
and then the trany would "cut" off and start up again?
I have been informed that the planetary gear is probely broken.
however being adventurous I have taken the thing apart the only broken "thing" I found was a purple spring behind the cover one of many springs found there.
As you can tell from my desciptions above I am a novice with tranys
but it's just too darn exspensive to have fix in a shop{car is not worth the cost to repair}
so I was hopeing to find some ovious broken like the tourq. conv. or missing teeth on a gear.
Can anyone point me in a direction that may help
Corby135
and then the trany would "cut" off and start up again?
I have been informed that the planetary gear is probely broken.
however being adventurous I have taken the thing apart the only broken "thing" I found was a purple spring behind the cover one of many springs found there.
As you can tell from my desciptions above I am a novice with tranys
but it's just too darn exspensive to have fix in a shop{car is not worth the cost to repair}
so I was hopeing to find some ovious broken like the tourq. conv. or missing teeth on a gear.
Can anyone point me in a direction that may help
Corby135
Dan_in_WA
05-20-2004, 02:02 PM
Does the ATF smell burned?
If not, the planetary gears should be ok. Also, if the thing will move at all, I doubt the planetaries are wasted.
Transgo sells an excellent upgrade kit that solves the AXOD-type problems, and a Google search will show the ATRA (?) catalogs, which are an exploded view of the trannies. Like the sheet that comes in a carb kit box.
ATRA = Automatic Transmission Rebuilders Association. Or at least that's close.
Haynes sells a pretty good book on Ford Automatic Transmissions, too.
If not, the planetary gears should be ok. Also, if the thing will move at all, I doubt the planetaries are wasted.
Transgo sells an excellent upgrade kit that solves the AXOD-type problems, and a Google search will show the ATRA (?) catalogs, which are an exploded view of the trannies. Like the sheet that comes in a carb kit box.
ATRA = Automatic Transmission Rebuilders Association. Or at least that's close.
Haynes sells a pretty good book on Ford Automatic Transmissions, too.
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