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Old 05-09-2011, 03:59 PM
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When my B2 Piston broke I had other forward gears that worked.

You do not have to replace the Plastic Valve/s on the Valve Cover unless you want to. They are supposed to only control the EGR.
The exception is that if they become a Vacuum Leak the Leak can have an effect on the Shifting.

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Old 05-10-2011, 12:38 AM
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Do the simple thing first......check the transmission fluid. You would be surprised what low fluid levels, burnt fluid, or the wrong type of fluid can cause.
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Checked the transmission fluid... levels are fine and the fluid is still clear read with no noticable burned smell to it... any other suggestions?
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could be the B2 piston or the B2 band. Sorry to hear that.
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Old 05-12-2011, 07:53 PM
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If it's an original transmission with 230k miles, it might be about due. I replaced my original transmission at about 225k miles with a reman, and I just replaced the reman again at 578k miles.

I suspect the previous owners of my car were a little "casual" about maintenance, the transmission wasn't quite right when I bought the car with less than 200k miles. I was pretty good about servicing the replacement and it lasted 350k miles before it started acting up. A couple of weeks ago, the shifts were a little off and adjusting the cable didn't change anything. I had my indy take a look and the fluid looked horrible so I ordered another torque converter and transmission. It's much better, hopefully I'm good for another 350k miles.
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Checked the transmission fluid... levels are fine and the fluid is still clear read with no noticable burned smell to it... any other suggestions?
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