Transmission problems, help please
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Transmission problems, help please
alright guys heres making a long story short, as some of you know I just got my car back on the road, well now a couple of days later my trans is acting up now, the shifts are soft, and there are little bubbles on the end of the dip stick when I check the fluid, the fluid is still deep red, the only drivetrain changes I made was the install of a 3200 vigilante converter, any help would be appreciated.
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How soft are the shifts? Does it slip or do you not feel the shifts. When you install a high stall t/c they absorb alot of the shift feel.The little bubbles could be air in the trans make sure the trans is not overfull. I have seen pumps cause this when they are starting to go bad, also could be the filter i would change that also.
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How soft are the shifts? Does it slip or do you not feel the shifts. When you install a high stall t/c they absorb alot of the shift feel.The little bubbles could be air in the trans make sure the trans is not overfull. I have seen pumps cause this when they are starting to go bad, also could be the filter i would change that also.
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Did the trans work good before you pulled the car apart? Have you ever had a car with a high stall converter? It sounds like you are feeling the stall slip on take off and not used to it. What do you mean you have to granny it to engage the gears? Is there a delay when you go to rev or drive?Like i said before you may not feel the shifts w a stall converter especially if the trans is stock w/no shift kit in it.If it does have a kit in you could firm up the shifts more.
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Did the trans work good before you pulled the car apart? Have you ever had a car with a high stall converter? It sounds like you are feeling the stall slip on take off and not used to it. What do you mean you have to granny it to engage the gears? Is there a delay when you go to rev or drive?Like i said before you may not feel the shifts w a stall converter especially if the trans is stock w/no shift kit in it.If it does have a kit in you could firm up the shifts more.
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I havent got a chance to give it wot because of not having a tune on the car, but normal driving the shifts are very soft, and will slip in and out of 4th, it was fine a couple of days ago but then one night started acting up