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Re: Trans problems.....signs of a bad torque converter?

Subject: Re: Trans problems.....signs of a bad torque converter?
by Matatk on 2012/3/10 19:38:50

I found this on the PATC website:

Quote:
If your transmission doesn’t shift out of first gear or shifts hard at too high a R.P.M. this doesn’t always mean you have a problem. This could be a stuck throttle valve caused by a small piece of trash. This sometimes happens after a rebuild. Sometimes the throttle valve can be unstuck without removing the valve body. Get up to about 20 to 30 M.P.H. and hit the gas pedal on and off hard with your foot. This might do the job. If that doesn’t work remove the throttle valve cable end from the throttle, with the motor at idle in park, pull the cable in and out very fast, this might work, if not the valve body must be removed by a transmission shop to be unstuck. This could cost $50.00 to $100.00.



http://www.transmissioncenter.net/700r4.htm

I also found some pictures on removing the valve body here:

http://www.automedia.com/700R4_Shift_Kit/pht20000718ps/1

All it will cost me is some time, 5 qts of trans fluid, and a filter/gasket kit. I'm willing to try that, remove the valve body carefully and clean everything really well. Not sure when I will have the time, but I think this is step one.

Matthew
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