shifting out at 4500 rpm's
i just changed my tranny fluid and filter. i am now having problems with my car shifting out at 4500 rpm's at full throttle. would this have something to do with the kickdown cable? i know nothing about this so help would be great. thanks
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make sure you have the correct amount of fluid in there. you probobly over filled it.
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overfilling the tranny can make it shift sooner? i am not questioning you, but i just never have delt with tranny's too much. thanks
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Originally posted by cals400ex overfilling the tranny can make it shift sooner? i am not questioning you, but i just never have delt with tranny's too much. thanks |
Too much fluid is bad. My old Z28 shifted early when a shop added to much tranny fluid.
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I'm note sure about this- but I *think* this is why-
Transmission shift with respect to certain pressures- its all fluids/fluid pressures- not physical/mechanical gears like an auto anyway- more fluid in less space = more pressure = shift quicker? I'm sending Fred a link to think- perhaps he could be so kind as to help us out :) |
thanks for the help. i appreciate you sending that link. i really did not know but i was wondering if pressure had something to do with it. what i do know is your bet is probally better than mine. thanks
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Re: shifting out at 4500 rpm's
Originally posted by cals400ex i just changed my tranny fluid and filter. i am now having problems with my car shifting out at 4500 rpm's at full throttle. would this have something to do with the kickdown cable? i know nothing about this so help would be great. thanks |
its a 700 r4.
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