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Old 01-31-2012, 06:40 PM
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Here's a video of my symptoms. Hope someone can help.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iydY3...e_gdata_player
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Seams to slip when it reaches operating temps
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thats exactly what mine was doing....it never shifted when it got hot right?
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It sucks man but my car is doing the same exact thing,I was just driving home one day,going about 50mph when I noticed my trans was slipping.I gave it some gas but the engine just revved up.I drove the car maybe a week longer then I decided to park it until I can i can get it rebuilt.

Actually I have to pick up my rebuild kit today,so hopefully this weekend my dad can start pulling the trans out and what not.
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I'm gonna have to rip it out then. The fluid looks great so I don't know if the tc is ok or the clutches. Where'd you buy your rebuild kit ?
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thats exactly what mine was doing....it never shifted when it got hot right?
Yeah !
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i orderd a built transmission from performabuilt, but idk where you can get rebuild kits from. maybe summit or a transmission store
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I'm gonna have to rip it out then. The fluid looks great so I don't know if the tc is ok or the clutches. Where'd you buy your rebuild kit ?
I got my kit from Expert Transmissions,this is a local shop where I live,but the name of the kit i have is a Transtar Overhaul kit,I paid 150 for it.
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I got my kit from Expert Transmissions,this is a local shop where I live,but the name of the kit i have is a Transtar Overhaul kit,I paid 150 for it.
Ok gonna check the vendors
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