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MediumTurquoise Arial Black 7
93 Suburban, 4-wheel drive. Took a trip @ about 300 miles. Smelled sulpher and "service engine soon" light was on. Then @ 5 miles from home transmission slips. No reverse no forward gears worked. Put in 4-wheel drive and went 5 feet until it slipped, as if, in neutral. While waiting for tow truck I started the sub and transmission worked fine for 3 miles then the same occured??? Help Please!! |
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Re: 93 Suburban Transmission problems
run the suburban on drive for a few days , not over drive, this will uncloge the tranny valves, the same happened to mine's, and that fixed the problem.
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Re: 93 Suburban Transmission problems
Thanks, It worked. I also added a quart trans x.
Had tranny serviced and found sludge on the bottom and filter stoped up. Serviced and trans x but still sliping. RUN in drive and cleared it up. No more slip. Thanks |
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the sludge in the pan is clutch material,,, the reason it works in D3 is
because the overrun clutch is applied helping the burnt clutch apply!!!! tranny-in-a-can aint going to fix it,,,,,,,,,figure it's buying you some time from walking,,,,,,start saving your pennys,,,your gonna need em!!!! |
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