Tranny messed up. Check balls in wrong places?
Tranny messed up. Check ***** in wrong places?
Well, my transmission was not shifting right ( wayyyy too high). We took it to a shop, and they said it was probably a dirty valve body. We tore it all apart and cleaned it, problem wasn't solved. We checked the governor (it was completely jammed open). I replaced that today, and now the car shifts perfectly and really hard at about 2K rpm when I'm light on the throttle (right where I want it). The only problem is, if I move the shifter to 3rd, and it tries to shift, it will just slip and eventually pop back into first gear. Now, I know I had 3rd and 4th before I took out the valve body (just took bringing it to 4500rpm to get there) So I think I may have messed something up. Would having a check ball in the wrong place cause this? It just feels like a really bad pressure loss. When the cars on jackstands it'll go into 3rd, theres just not enough pressure on the clutches to actually move the car. Help please, i've been without a car for over a week now.
Did you just drop the valvebody, or the valvebody and plate? The valvebody on a '93 700 takes (3) checkballs. The "bathtub" in the valvebody doesn't take a checkball. '93's are unique because it's the only one that takes a ball in the very front of the valvebody, which is for reverse apply.
Are you sure you've got the TV linkage (mousetrap) back on right?
It really doesn't sound like a checkball mislocation problem. I think you're having problems with the valvebody and governor because you have other internal problems. Valves don't usually just stick for no reason.
Frank
All-Trans Transmissions
Are you sure you've got the TV linkage (mousetrap) back on right?
It really doesn't sound like a checkball mislocation problem. I think you're having problems with the valvebody and governor because you have other internal problems. Valves don't usually just stick for no reason.
Frank
All-Trans Transmissions
Last edited by 12SCNDZ; Jan 27, 2004 at 05:40 PM.
Originally posted by 12SCNDZ
Did you just drop the valvebody, or the valvebody and plate? The valvebody on a '93 700 takes (3) checkballs. The "bathtub" in the valvebody doesn't take a checkball. '93's are unique because it's the only one that takes a ball in the very front of the valvebody, which is for reverse apply.
Are you sure you've got the TV linkage (mousetrap) back on right?
It really doesn't sound like a checkball mislocation problem. I think you're having problems with the valvebody and governor because you have other internal problems. Valves don't usually just stick for no reason.
Frank
All-Trans Transmissions
Did you just drop the valvebody, or the valvebody and plate? The valvebody on a '93 700 takes (3) checkballs. The "bathtub" in the valvebody doesn't take a checkball. '93's are unique because it's the only one that takes a ball in the very front of the valvebody, which is for reverse apply.
Are you sure you've got the TV linkage (mousetrap) back on right?
It really doesn't sound like a checkball mislocation problem. I think you're having problems with the valvebody and governor because you have other internal problems. Valves don't usually just stick for no reason.
Frank
All-Trans Transmissions
Originally posted by KeVMaN
Well it has close to 200K miles on it, i'm sure they could get dirty eventually. But what else could the problem be? How much do you think it'll be to get fixed?
Well it has close to 200K miles on it, i'm sure they could get dirty eventually. But what else could the problem be? How much do you think it'll be to get fixed?
My guess is, the 3-4 clutches have taken a dump.
Frank
Originally posted by 12SCNDZ
Was there alot of black sediment in the bottom of the pan when you dropped it? Was the fluid dark, or smell burnt?
My guess is, the 3-4 clutches have taken a dump.
Frank
Was there alot of black sediment in the bottom of the pan when you dropped it? Was the fluid dark, or smell burnt?
My guess is, the 3-4 clutches have taken a dump.
Frank
And the fluid was dirty, but not really bad.
Originally posted by 12SCNDZ
Was there alot of black sediment in the bottom of the pan when you dropped it? Was the fluid dark, or smell burnt?
My guess is, the 3-4 clutches have taken a dump.
Frank
Was there alot of black sediment in the bottom of the pan when you dropped it? Was the fluid dark, or smell burnt?
My guess is, the 3-4 clutches have taken a dump.
Frank
Are there any good books on it? any rebuild kits you'd reccomend?
Maybe you've already found what your loking for but if not try this web site. They will even let you buy or rent thier tools.
http://www.technicalvideos.com/rebuild_kits/gm.phtml
http://www.technicalvideos.com/rebuild_kits/gm.phtml
If you are looking to get a "complete" rebuild kit, then go to http://www.pro-built.net/index.cfm?f...ct&productid=5 for a complete Street/Strip kit. If you only want to replace what is necessary, the 3-4 clutch pack go to http://www.pro-built.net/index.cfm?f...categoryid=144 this will give you the Street/Strip Borg Warner 8 clutch with Kolene steels & pressure plates. If you have any questions call me at 800 7763288 anytime after 12 noon PST and I will be glad to help.
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