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06-11-2005, 11:14 AM
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94 SSEi Transmission - signs of trouble
My transmission has been gradually deteriorating over the last 6 months. During the cold months, when cold starting, the transmission would take 20-30 secongs before engaging. Would not do that when warm or in warm weather. Now I have noticed the shifting of gears is soft and sometimes revs (slips) when accelerating hard. The fluid levels are fine. Any ideas what might be wrong? I want to keep this car if I can get the transmission repaired economically. Any thoughts on the cheapest way to go on this?
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06-11-2005, 12:56 PM
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Re: 94 SSEi Transmission - signs of trouble
well it may be your synchros that are going, but you can always just get a new or rebuilt tranny, I think price is the only factor... how much are you willing to spend?
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06-12-2005, 10:05 AM
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Re: Re: 94 SSEi Transmission - signs of trouble
Thanks for your post. I would like to keep the bill under $1000. If I could get out for $500 I would be ecstatic. I have put a lot of money into this car over the years and at some point I have to stop. I have 117,000 miles on the car, new engine and supercharger at 75,000. At the same time, I still like the way it drives/handles and because I have invested in the maintenance I really don't want to get rid of it. I will go with the low-cost option, if any, to keep my car on the road. Guess I am trying to determine what my options are. Thnks again.
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06-12-2005, 11:12 AM
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Re: 94 SSEi Transmission - signs of trouble
well just an FYI for ya, most cars generally need a 60K, 120K, 180K mile etc... tune-up so you may have to look out for other things that go wrong as well, I'm sure you can find a rebuilt tranny somewhere for under 1 grand, but the problem is whether or not you can install it yourself, if not, start shoppin' around for a cheap mechanic, or a friend who might know how to do it, sorry I can't be of anymore help, but I'll start lookin' around online for ya.
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06-12-2005, 02:12 PM
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4t60e-hd for 1994 from GM costs: $1843 for a GM Rebuild trans
It is 8 hours of labor x 70 bucks an hour = another $560 gets expensive if you go with a goodwrench trans Locally you could probably have a trans shop do it for $1500
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06-12-2005, 09:47 PM
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Re: 94 SSEi Transmission - signs of trouble
wow that is ALOT more than I had expected it to be
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