Cold weather = Bad 1-2 shift?
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Cold weather = Bad 1-2 shift?
Just wondering if anyone has issues with their 1-2 shift in cold weather?
It seems that since it has been below freezing around here, my 1-2 shift seems to be really soft and slow. Its almost as if the RPM's rise a bit during the shift. Any ideas? I have about 30,000 miles, and am stock.
It seems that since it has been below freezing around here, my 1-2 shift seems to be really soft and slow. Its almost as if the RPM's rise a bit during the shift. Any ideas? I have about 30,000 miles, and am stock.
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Your converter will not lock up and you will have different shift programming until the fluid in the pan reaches either 90 or 125 degrees, I forget which is which, but yes, when it's cold the tranny will behave differently.
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Originally posted by Factory_Tech
Your converter will not lock up and you will have different shift programming until the fluid in the pan reaches either 90 or 125 degrees, I forget which is which, but yes, when it's cold the tranny will behave differently.
G
Your converter will not lock up and you will have different shift programming until the fluid in the pan reaches either 90 or 125 degrees, I forget which is which, but yes, when it's cold the tranny will behave differently.
G
Hey greg
Tomorrow we will see whats wrong with my tranny
I'll let you know
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Originally posted by Factory_Tech
Your converter will not lock up and you will have different shift programming until the fluid in the pan reaches either 90 or 125 degrees, I forget which is which, but yes, when it's cold the tranny will behave differently.
G
Your converter will not lock up and you will have different shift programming until the fluid in the pan reaches either 90 or 125 degrees, I forget which is which, but yes, when it's cold the tranny will behave differently.
G
Ahhhh cool! Makes perfect sense. Thanks Gregg!