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Old 06-27-2007, 09:43   #1 (permalink)
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Possible fix for those with hesitating shifts

I had what I thought was a tranny problem when I would accelerate and sometimes wouldn't shift until 3000+ RPMs (usually from 1st to 2nd gear). It felt like it would get out of 1st gear but then wouldn't engage into 2nd, as I couldn't accelerate but would just coast. the RPMs would keep climbing, though, and usually when I let off the accelerator for a second, then back on, it would kick into gear.

Well, the fix actually wasn't in the tranny, it was in the rear differential. I was checking the oil in it during a regular oil change and found that it pretty well had none in it. I filled it back up with oil and the problem immediately stopped. So just a heads up, and hopefully other people find this useful as oil is definitely cheaper than a rebuilt tranny (that won't end up doing you any good)!
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Old 07-23-2007, 11:43   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Possible fix for those with hesitating shifts

hI NOT SURE IF i HAVE THE SAME PROBLEM SEEMS TO NOT WHAT TO KICK FROM FIRST TO SECOND UNLESS I KICK DOWN HARD ON EXCELERATOR THEN SHES FINE TILL DROP SPEED AGAIN TO BETWEEN 35 45 HELP
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Re: Possible fix for those with hesitating shifts

Ps May Be Different As Im In England Uk
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Old 08-26-2007, 16:14   #4 (permalink)
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Re: Possible fix for those with hesitating shifts

I wish you had found something. Mine does this , I must get up to 30 mph before it shifts. then out of second at 35..rest seem fine there is a bolt in a rear facing Vacuum line is this for a Modulator...?
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