Questions Arrised During TransGo Install
I have the HD2-C "Profesional Install Only" kit, a fuddle 3400 stall, a tune, and a 99 Z28, for reference.
The transmission fluid was changed (but not flushed) 9 months and 5000 miles ago and it came out nasty looking. In small streams it looked immaculate, still red and thin, but in the pan it looked black, there was obviously a substance flouting in it. The magnet in the pan was pretty clean, so what does this mean?
I installed 2 washers and attempted to drill the holes for the high stall/race setting because I believe my stall would be considered high. I don't really want the car to shift incredibly hard all the time at part throttle. Did I make the right choices?
One of the holes to be drilled in the seperator plate needed a .101 drill, that I do not have. How much of a difference will this make, should I go buy a special bit?
The kit came with a box full of springs that said it had something to do with the 3-4 clutch pack. To install this, do I need ot go into the tranny farther than the valve body? Where can I get another set of instructions for this aspect, because the box came with it's own? I thought I brought them back her to post about it, but I can't find them here.
My main concern is this. I had to stop because, when removing the screens in the seperator plate, the smaller of the two screens broke. What does this screen do? Where can I get a new one hopefully tomm because I can't have the car parked where it is for long?
The springs for the 3-4 clutch set are and internal thing I dont tink I would tackel that unless your up to a rebuild ,
two washers will make for a pretty agressive shift but shouldnt be to bad with a 3500 stall so livable .
On the bit just find the closest tin you have as long as its pretty close and not larger and us it , its not that critical
The particulate matter is most likley clutch material , but I wouldnt be to concerned unless its gelled on bottom of pan and as long as the tranny was working well .
Hope this helps
I already drilled it out to .093 like every other hole in the plate, what would be the difference between leaving it there and drilling it out? Would it be noticable?
I only installed one shim in the servo, because I had a brain fart when checkin to see if it would shift out of drive with 2 shims. What is the difference between 1 shim and 2 in the servo?
I don't know exactly what that pack was but it sure had a whole lotta springs.
Now that you have said something what probelm are you trying to fiix
No interest in dissassembling the trans. WHat effect will the shims and a smaller hole have on the trans.
but minor if they are close
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Well, I'm going to try to finsih this up tomm. got 4 hrs between class. Hopefully (for me) it works, or I'll be having you install a built trans pretty soon.
I didn't grind the reverse smply because I didn't have a grinder. There was nothing to write my name in on the bottem of the pan.
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