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1995 CV shuddering during acceleration
I have a 95 CV that I am trying to sell for my younger brother. I took the car out with the kids tonight and noticed that during normal acceleration from a stop or going slow the car seems to shudder in gears 1, 2, and three. If I lay the gas to her hard though it will not do this. I wonder it this is a torque converter issue? Or do I have a bad plug wire or similiar? I do know that the 3800 GM V-6 was known for acting this way if a plug wire was going bad and am curious if a Ford would act the same way. I hope I don't have to tell little bro that he has tranny issues
The car has 113,000 miles on her and otherwise runs like a bunny, although the fuel pump reset in the trunk decided to pop out at the intersection of a busy higway, scaring the crap out of me.Any one else have this?Thanks |
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Re: 1995 CV shuddering during acceleration
My tranny was acting the same way.. I did a tranny flush, converter too and it took care of the problem... good luck.. Let us know how you make out
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Re: 1995 CV shuddering during acceleration
Took care of the problem, thanks for the info. I drained the converter and added Lubeguard additive, I have had good luck over the years with it. I went about half and half with Valvoline Full Syn Mercon V and the regular stuff from the local Ford dealer. She shifts just like a new one now.
Funny thing though, after about the 10th quart it quit going down the fill tube, I am wondering if I should have started it up to pull the converter full and then added the rest? Oh well, made a little mess but it's done now.Lesson learned
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Re: 1995 CV shuddering during acceleration
great job... thanks for the feedback... yes you can start it and let it flow just don't drive it. then check, work through the gear and keep checking.
A well known tranny shop in the area always said if it a little high it will just kick the extra out of the vent. I don't know how I feel about that but I just thought I would pass it along |
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