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transmission slippage
The automatic transmission on my 1993 Ford Thunderbird, 100k miles, under these conditions:
After vehicle has cooled off only Only when taking off from a stopped position Only briefly(1-two seconds). So for instance, I start it up in the morning put into reverse(never a problem) back out and put it in drive. It might or might not slip for about 1-2 seconds. Then it will not happen again if it is warmed up. I have checked the Transmission fluid and it is ok. No other symtoms. This has been happening for about one month. Any ideas? Is this the end? |
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Re: transmission slippage
Service the transmission by dropping the pan and cleaning it out, change the filter, reassembling it and flushing the cooler line. If you have a mechanic do this, make sure they clean and leave the magnet in the pan (they usually throw them away, a bad idea. ) You should be doing this service every 2 years or so.
In my expereince, this cures a slipping trans about half the time. If the problem persists, a rebuild may be in order. |
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Add more fluid, if that does not help, suspect a small crack developing in the fwd clutch - which is a common problem with this car
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