1997 30th Anniversary z28
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1997 30th Anniversary z28
I just bought a 97 z28 white with orange stripes, white leather, automatic, i had a question about the tranny it only has a 2, drive, and overdrive shifting option, theres no 1, my buddies formula has a 1 gear on the shifter, im just curious to see if any other camaros are like that... But damn i bought this thing for 10g's it has 20,000 miles on it and its SPOTLESS, original tires still have almost full tred, its in almost showroom condition...
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Originally Posted by Jmac29
I just bought a 97 z28 white with orange stripes, white leather, automatic, i had a question about the tranny it only has a 2, drive, and overdrive shifting option, theres no 1, my buddies formula has a 1 gear on the shifter, im just curious to see if any other camaros are like that... But damn i bought this thing for 10g's it has 20,000 miles on it and its SPOTLESS, original tires still have almost full tred, its in almost showroom condition...
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Originally Posted by SlowBlueFormula
2.73 rear... I think thats what it means. Past that, **** if I know.
I've got 3.23s in mine and got the 1 2 D OD
I know its come up around here before though.
I've got 3.23s in mine and got the 1 2 D OD
I know its come up around here before though.
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Yeah, GM had to block the first shift selector from the 2.73's to comply with federal noise polution laws testing. Something about still being in first gear at a certain speed when the 3.23's would be in second, therefore, making the car too loud. But if you want a selectable first gear, just lift the cover and remove the piece of plastic on the right side of the selector ramp. You'll probably need a hacksaw to cut it out.
On a side note... what's this OD I keep hearing about? On my auto I have 1, 2, 3, D, R.
On a side note... what's this OD I keep hearing about? On my auto I have 1, 2, 3, D, R.
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Ya know, I think mine does too... It's not one of those things I make it a point to remember exactly. Maybe my thirdgen had 1, 2, D, OD on it. Who the hell knows. I'm not about to go outside and look now though.
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hey maybe you auto guys could help, we just dropped a built 355 in my buddies 95 Camaro, it's a 4L60 or whatever it's called, it was rebuilt, bigger stall, etc, anyway there is a little clip that you depress to slide the shift linkage (fine adjuster) forward or back to adjust the shift linkage. Right now he can put it in park but it does not quite make it to park, it goes to reverse, you can push it just a little by hand at the tranny and it'll click. Neither of us can figure out how to adjust the linkage exactly. I can see the fine teeth on this adjuster but not sure where to depress the clip.
Any tips? He was just going to flatbed it to a tranny shop and get adjusted, but maybe it's simpler than we realize.
Thanks
Any tips? He was just going to flatbed it to a tranny shop and get adjusted, but maybe it's simpler than we realize.
Thanks
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Originally Posted by TransAm6383
D is OD..its the same thing.(for you who dont knwo)
Originally Posted by urbanhunter44
Look carefully at the "D" symbol. You'll notice an "O" outline around it. That's overdrive.
Originally Posted by BRETTINATOR
hey maybe you auto guys could help, we just dropped a built 355 in my buddies 95 Camaro, it's a 4L60 or whatever it's called, it was rebuilt, bigger stall, etc, anyway there is a little clip that you depress to slide the shift linkage (fine adjuster) forward or back to adjust the shift linkage. Right now he can put it in park but it does not quite make it to park, it goes to reverse, you can push it just a little by hand at the tranny and it'll click. Neither of us can figure out how to adjust the linkage exactly. I can see the fine teeth on this adjuster but not sure where to depress the clip.
Any tips? He was just going to flatbed it to a tranny shop and get adjusted, but maybe it's simpler than we realize.
Thanks
Any tips? He was just going to flatbed it to a tranny shop and get adjusted, but maybe it's simpler than we realize.
Thanks
As for your linkage problem, I don't know.
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On my 94 Z28 it says 2, D, and OD is a D with a square around it. I had to knock that little plastic peace out to pull it down in first gear. But on the 95 camaros it has 1, 2, D, and OD with a square around it.
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thanks for the tip anyway, hey man your sig is hilarious, you couldn't have made that up yourself ...
Originally Posted by LT1 Guy
As for your linkage problem, I don't know.
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Yeah, you have the 2.73 gears if you don't have a '1' on your shifter console.
As far as the '1,2,3,D,N,R,P' and the '1,2,D,OD,N,R,P', one is Pontiac, one is Chevy. My '94 Z28 had the '1,2,D,OD,N,R,P', but my '94 TA had the '1,2,3,D,R,N,P'. So as others have said, the 'D' on the Pontiacs is the same as the 'OD' on the Chevys, which would make the '3' on the Pontiacs the same as the 'D' on the Chevys .
Tom
As far as the '1,2,3,D,N,R,P' and the '1,2,D,OD,N,R,P', one is Pontiac, one is Chevy. My '94 Z28 had the '1,2,D,OD,N,R,P', but my '94 TA had the '1,2,3,D,R,N,P'. So as others have said, the 'D' on the Pontiacs is the same as the 'OD' on the Chevys, which would make the '3' on the Pontiacs the same as the 'D' on the Chevys .
Tom
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Originally Posted by 94Z396
On my 94 Z28 it says 2, D, and OD is a D with a square around it. I had to knock that little plastic peace out to pull it down in first gear. But on the 95 camaros it has 1, 2, D, and OD with a square around it.
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Originally Posted by streetwarrior96
well I'm not sure. I think mine is broke cause mine has 1,2,3,4,5,6,R LOL
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the difference between D and OD is in a OD tranny(200-4R,700-R4,4l60,4L60E) D stands for 3rd gear, OD stand for overdrive obviously.D or 3rd gear is a 1:1 ratio, i dont remember if the TC locks or not but im pretty sure it doesn't.OD is a .70:1 ratio,most people call these ttrannys 4 speeds, but they're really 5 speed trannys because of the TC locking creating an additional drop in RPM's.Wether its 1,2,3,D(with the O around it) or 1,2,D,OD the gears are the same just displayed differently.