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trans shifting issues
hey folks, i got me a 99 blazer 4wd. i recently drowned the poor thing in a creek bottom and after 2 straight weeks of clean up and replacing damaged parts i now have a shifting problem. when in park it shifts extremely hard into reverse and drive and when driving it doesn't wanna seem to come out of 2nd gear. im quite sure i am gonna have to drain and fill my fluid and change out my filter. any other ideas what i can do to help the shift problem other then a complete overhaul(just did that 2 years ago)?? would appreciate any insight.
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Do you get a check engine light?Check the level of the fluid and also smell it.Drain old fluid,change filter fill with new.
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i do have a check engine light but not exactly sure what the code is because i did just have to replace my idle air control valve.
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I would look into checking out the 2cnd gear shifting cylinoid in the bottom of the trans.Also scan the code and find out if its from the trans or another sensor.
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thank for the insight. I was thinkin solenoid as well just wanted a few ideas
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need to be sure there is no water in the fluid as there is a vent on top of the trans most have hoses ran to higher parts of the vehicle but not all
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so fluid is drained and replaced along with new filter. i am still having the shifting issue though. been asking around and a few people have said either my torque converter or a modulator valve. does anyone know if 1 do i have to drop the trans to get to that torque converter and 2 does the 4l60e have a modulator valve and if so then where might it be at?
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Yes you have to completely drop the trans to remove the TC .Im not aware of this model trans having a modulator valve but if it does its internal.I can find out later for you today,Im going to my transman to get line presure boost valve..
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The 4l60e does not have a modulator.My advice is to buy a transgo shift kit and have it installed.It will usualy fix most shifting problems.This is what Im going to do.
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whats that shift kit run for? install and labor?
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