Re: Daughters 01 neon not shifting like it should?
[Re: 9 Sec Phill]
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04/12/11 09:55 PM
04/12/11 09:55 PM
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Clogged filter? How long since it was adjusted/filter/fluid changed?
Tom
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Re: Daughters 01 neon not shifting like it should?
[Re: 9 Sec Phill]
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04/12/11 10:14 PM
04/12/11 10:14 PM
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just serviced the trans about 2 months ago, flushed the trans because the cooler line broke in the rad and filled the trans with cooland and the rad with ATF. New rad and flushed the trans with new filter and fluid and its been fine till now. Checked the stick first and all is fine there, fluid dosnt smell burnt. I just dont know the front wheel drive trannys.
It's virtually the same as any old Torqueflight-just uses a helical diff to drive the front axles and a lockup clutch in the converter. Uses a band for second gear. Judging by what you just posted, the coolant likely delaminated the intermediate band, or there is a governor issue. Any auto trans will not last very long when you discover the strawberry milkshake. Even if you fix the problem that initially caused it. Get the unit overhauled, or get a clean cutout. I wouldn't hesitate to install one of these used, I would just check the diff bearings and axis pin. Otherwise they are actually pretty durable little units...
MB
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