JARHEAD

I just wanted to thank all of you on your assistance. My tranny has been doing some mad hunting the past few months. Have just been putting off buying a new tranny. Two shops have told me i need a complete rebuild. Was just about to do it also. Thanks to all of y'all, i believe i have fixed the tranny problem. Just goes to show you that tranny shops or either full of B.S. or just plain ignorent.

Kip

CarlJensen

Or they want to SELL TRANSMISSIONS,,ha!

durasmack

I guess I would too if I had a transmission shop....


My transmission is not hunting like it was.... Thanks, I hope that is all there was to the problem.

I purchased my truck used with 150k on it, and I cant see where that could be the first transmission... The previous owner put in a fuel plate (from banks ) which is all of about nothing on the power increase scale..... anyway, is there any way to tell what if anything has been done to strengthen the transmission?

CarlJensen

Take the inspection plate off and spin the TC. An aftermarket TC will have a drain hole in it, stock does not.

durasmack

it would be nice if the rain would stop..... but im afraid when it does the snow will start.....

i will look into that whenever it quits

CarlJensen

Snow...snow?? oh yeah..I remember snow!! Nasty stuff. If you can't grow palm trees it ain't fit for habitation!!

durasmack

I can grow palm trees.... my neighbor does...... but for some reason, they always seem to die around november...... they live during the summer though.....

COLDHEART

Don't forget to pull the wires from the loom,and isolate them.Had a tranny put in truck,still had occasional problem and the trans shop did this on their own,so there must be something to it...problem gone.Good luck.<><

stone

it took my 2 days to figure it out. i seriously about sold my tools, truck, and buggy because i dont deserve toys when i can't hook wires up! and i call my self mechanicaly inclined haha!

Ray,IN

Here is another TPS tip to put in your book! TPS adjustment