Transmission problems please help
#1
Transmission problems please help
It shifts fine just driving short distance, occasionally rough shifts but overall good. Long distance on the other hand it shifts terribly for every gear, I mean like it will rev out then slam In gear. So my only guess is the transmission cooler is clogged? The fluid is still translucent and red, did a fluid and filter change when I got it, could add that I broke a cylinoid and had to replace it cause I was trying to not have to move the cross member, I don't know if that would affect anything . Any input at all would be helpful.
#3
Anybody? Thought this forum was supposed to be helpful.
Thinking of how I could convert it to a manual has it been done? It's a 99 ls 2 Dr with 3 button 4x4.
And its just about at 200 k (199k) so I'm assuming it's worn anyhow. I don't know for sure though, any opinions? Rebuild/swap or is there something minor I can repair? I've done a filter and fluid change (5 quart not complete) with no luck, fluid is red as a cherry. On the interstate it will randomly down shifts Also.
Thinking of how I could convert it to a manual has it been done? It's a 99 ls 2 Dr with 3 button 4x4.
And its just about at 200 k (199k) so I'm assuming it's worn anyhow. I don't know for sure though, any opinions? Rebuild/swap or is there something minor I can repair? I've done a filter and fluid change (5 quart not complete) with no luck, fluid is red as a cherry. On the interstate it will randomly down shifts Also.
#8
The P1870 is a component slip code which will set high line pressure and cause issues. More than likely the TCC circuit and failed converter. After driving at higher speeds and you stop and start again is the 1-2 shift very hard?
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