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Transmission Questions
I am still having transmission Problems. !984300sd. When I first get into car cold the transmission works fine through the changes. After about 45 miles of driving the car will not shift to last change. I do not know if it is called 3rd or 4th. I have adjusted the bowden cable and like I said it changes good until it gets hot. Yesterday I was driving at 60mph with cruise on, and the transmissiom downshifted. I put the car in neautral and lowered the rpms in it shifted back to correct gear. When the car will not shift I put it in neautral and it changes. I need some good advise on next steps to solve this problem. Help Please!!!
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I found problem!!!
I got home this afternoon and checked the vacuum going to the modulator and when you gave it throttle the vacuum would only go to 10. I had read that the vacuum should go to 0. I unplugged the line going to the modulator and every thing shifts fine, My question now is how do I regulate the vacuum going to modulator and make it go to 0. Help please. Will it hurt to drive the car with vacuum line disconnected?
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See if your Vacuum Control Valve ( the white plastic thing on top of the IP) is adjustable. If you take its cover off and there is a bolt that you can turn on the end of a shaft, you can adjust it. Do a search on here - I'm sure someone has discussed it.
Its OK to leave the line disconnected some awhile- I'm sure its "clunks" when downshifing into 1st, though. Rick
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have you tried disconnecting the kickdown switch?
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Yes. I checked the kickdown switch and it works. To make sure I unplugged it for a while.
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