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Trans acting up
1991 explorer with 135k miles on it. When cold starting I have to shift the trans 1. 2.then D only once, then into overdrive after 45 mph. If I drop below 35 mph with it in OD it just revs and goes no where and I need to put it back into D. I only use this thing in winter months so I can live with the shifting. I checked the fluid and it is not a bright red color but more of an orange color. Vacuum modulator looks ok and the vacuum line is connected. Any other things to check?
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Re: Trans acting up
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Sounds like the bands may need to be adjusted. I think you can get that done at a shop for a little more than $100 |
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Re: Trans acting up
Has the fluid been flushed?
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Re: Re: Trans acting up
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I have read that flushing out high mileage vehicles will kill your trans on this forum somewhere. So follow that advice!
Dr98 |
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Re: Trans acting up
dont have the thransmission "flushed" by a machine, but by all means, drop the pan, change the filter, clean out the crud, and add 5 new quarts of fluid. that could help the shifting. things may be worn inside, but you could have a little trash stuck in a valve. ---pressure flushing on a machine could loose up buildup that has centrifuged out and get it stuck inside the valve, drain and refill does not hurt, and very well could help.
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Thanks for all the suggestions. I plan to change the fluid, filter and gasket this weekend and will post with results.
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