Tranny staying in first for too long. help?
#1
Tranny staying in first for too long. help?
Alright, this just started randomly this morning. When I'm driving normally, my car won't shift until around 3000rpm, regardless of the throttle position (if i'm barely hitting the gas it SHOULD shift at ~2000) this is really annoying and a waste of gas. Is my tranny messed up? What should I do?
#4
Changed the fluid, no difference. It doesn't upshift when its supposed to, it doesn't downshift when you punch it. And alot of times it stays in the gear, like If slow down to almost stopping like at a stopsign and go again, it will still be in 2nd or 3rd gear. Can anyone help me with this? It doesn't feel like its slipping. If I take off from a dead stop it goes as good as it always did, except for bumping the rev limiter because the stupid tranny won't shift in time. arrrg
#7
Originally posted by Myxtreme1
Sounds like something electronic. Maybe a sensor somewhere at stated before. Isn't there a sensor on the tranny itself that can cause this too?
Sounds like something electronic. Maybe a sensor somewhere at stated before. Isn't there a sensor on the tranny itself that can cause this too?
#11
Make sure that the cable going from the TB to the tranny moves freely and hasn't frayed inside the casing. That happened to mine and the transmission acted just like that. Most of these people forget that 93's don't have an electronic transmission but a 700r4/4l60 instead.
#13
Originally posted by CMANZ28
DirtyDan
That is what I was going to say. Check your kick down cable. Mine is screwed up right now and it doesn't shift out of 1st very well. If it was me I'd chech the kick down cable
DirtyDan
That is what I was going to say. Check your kick down cable. Mine is screwed up right now and it doesn't shift out of 1st very well. If it was me I'd chech the kick down cable
#14
Originally posted by DirtyDan
Make sure that the cable going from the TB to the tranny moves freely and hasn't frayed inside the casing. That happened to mine and the transmission acted just like that. Most of these people forget that 93's don't have an electronic transmission but a 700r4/4l60 instead.
Make sure that the cable going from the TB to the tranny moves freely and hasn't frayed inside the casing. That happened to mine and the transmission acted just like that. Most of these people forget that 93's don't have an electronic transmission but a 700r4/4l60 instead.
#15
Originally posted by viperkiller
never though i'd quote someone named dirtydan. but yea check that
never though i'd quote someone named dirtydan. but yea check that