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Old 03-28-2010, 10:05 PM   #1 (permalink)
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High transmission fluid

Hey guys so my transmission seems to have very strong pulls in gears idk how to explain it i noticed that my transmission fluid is at hot on the stick when the fluids actually cold is this bad for the transmission also when it goes from reverse to drive in the mornings it does it too when the engines warm it doesn't seem to have that pep to it anyone have any info on this lol the gear is in park when i check it
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Old 03-29-2010, 08:11 AM   #2 (permalink)
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When you check your fluid, you also have your engine idling, correct? Also it should idle 5 min. before checking.
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^ +1. The level of ATF in the tranny is very important to the way they feel to. Be sure your checking the ATF on a level surface. And yes, if it's too high or too low it could possibly cause the problems you're describing.
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Drain it and refill it to the correct amount!
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no ive been checking it when its been cold on a level surface while its still in park how should i properly check the fluid
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no ive been checking it when its been cold on a level surface while its still in park how should i properly check the fluid
The most accurate test is to drive around until the engine is warmed up, then park it on a level surface (keep the engine running), put it into neutral with the parking brake set, and check the fluid level.
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The most accurate test is to drive around until the engine is warmed up, then park it on a level surface (keep the engine running), put it into neutral with the parking brake set, and check the fluid level.
+1. Be sure you're on a level surface, and that the engine is ON and at operating temp.
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ok really appreciate the responses i will do a correct test tomorrow an post what i find
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When was the last time the ATF was changed? And the ATF in the differential?


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