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Old 02-08-2007, 05:22 PM
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Transmission Slip in 2nd

Hi,
I picked up my new 560 SEC tonight, and don't they go well! Its got the 300 HP euro engine, option 822.
I did notice that upon kickdown my revs just went through the roof and were bouncing off the revlimiter. I narrowed this down to being a problem with second gear. I could drive normally in position 2, but as soon as I floored it, the revs just bounced off the revlimiter. The speed of the car still picked up pretty quick though. Also, if I released the accelerator pedal at any speed second, then the engine would just return to idle, and offered no engine braking.

Other gears were fine with no slipping or flaring. And if I was driving it normally, I wouldn't even noticed the problem with second.

I'm hoping that its just going to need the fluid topping up, or at a push I need a new B1 piston kit. Its dark out, so will have to wait to check the level until tomorrow.
I've got a reciept for a transmission rebuild 3 years ago, so i'm hoping its not something more serious.

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Old 02-09-2007, 08:28 AM
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Would item 353 be classed as the B1 piston seal?

http://www.detali.ru/cat/oem_mb2.asp?TP=1&F=126045&M=117%2E968&GA=722323%5F09Y&L=765%2E706&VIN=%2A&CT=GA&cat=09Y&SID=27&SGR=001&SGN=01
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Old 02-09-2007, 11:43 PM
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several way to check the fault, first is make proper adjustments on the kick down cable then check for correct pressure on the vacuum regulator underneath the transmission (there is a color code for each individual tranny) even if you have the same year and model, the vacuum box may be different. if that don't work then you need to find out if your fluids are on the right level as well as your torque converter fluid level. if that does not woek then you need to have your tranny taken down for servicing. may have been the velve body.

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