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Tranny/Convertor revisited.. More info

Old 09-14-2007, 06:17 AM
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Default Tranny/Convertor revisited.. More info

Took the car for a ride today. As always, I watched all temps very closely. Was driving around for about 30 minutes. Tranny was running about 160. Left the car in overdrive and went up a steep hill. ....

You could feel what "felt like" the convertor starting to hook up and then let go.. While keeping a constant gas peddle, I tapped the brake.

Rpms jumped way up to 4000 rpms(felt like the tranny was slipping)and in less than (what seemed like) a minute or so, tranny temps went up to 196 before I reached the top of the hill.

Once the convertor locked back up, the tranny temps leveled off and started back down.

How can I tell if its the convertor, a Yank SY3500 or the tranny which was just rebuilt??

What sucks is I SELDOM hammer the car. My buddy beats the hell out of his and it runs like a top..

Thanks in advance.

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Old 09-14-2007, 08:37 AM
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Email me at performabuilt@yahoo.com and ill send you some test proceedures you can do with the converter electrically.
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