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tranny experts, Got a question #172402
12/21/08 03:51 PM
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My buddy has an old 71 1 ton dodge. The 727 has a problem. When you go from drive to reverse it binds up. If you go from drive to park back to reverse , its fine. Any idea, he thinks its in the valve body.

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Re: tranny experts, Got a question [Re: 71valiant] #172403
12/21/08 06:39 PM
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I would suspect a linkage problem, crawl under the truck and observe the linkage as someone sits in the cab and shifts it through all of the gears; look for lost motion from worn or missing plastic bushings in the linkage.

If the linkage is tight disconnect the linkage from the transmission lever and shift it by hand; check for looseness in the lever between detents.


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Re: tranny experts, Got a question [Re: John_Kunkel] #172404
12/22/08 10:31 PM
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Well maybe I dident explain it well enough. Its going into gear when this "binding" happends but it seems like there's a ton of weight behind it. Like all of a sudden you hooked onto a big trailer.

Re: tranny experts, Got a question [Re: 71valiant] #172405
12/23/08 01:15 PM
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Sounds like the rear clutch might not be releasing correctly when going from drive to reverse. I would check the shifter linkage.







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