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Old 08-11-2006, 02:04 PM
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Tranny Problems

Hey guys I need your help again!!!

This is the first long trip I've been on since the engine rebuild. I drove about 3 hours from Durham NC to Norfolk VA with no stops. When I pulled up at the first light I noticed a hard shift from first to second. Then again at the next light. I checked the fluid levels and the trans. fluid is clean with no burnt smell however there are bubbles on the dipstick. I have no ses code at the present. I have read that the valve body is a main contributor to this problem. I would like to hear any thoughts or input that you all have. Thank you in advance.

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Old 08-12-2006, 04:56 AM
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Re: Tranny Problems

Yep, solenoid probably got a piece of dirt in it if lucky - on restart did it clear up the hard shift? First step is a simple fluid/filter change and often you are OK. Bubbles kind of would point to low fluid or a clogged breather so if full then check the hose that normally runs up the dipstick but on trans or engine work often is dropped or crushed against the firewall.
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Old 08-12-2006, 10:31 PM
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Re: Tranny Problems

Yeah. All seems to be fine right now. I just got back to NC a few minutes ago, and had no problems. I am currently waiting to hear how much this valve body will cost. I think the solenoid is only like $20 so I might just start there.
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