SSExi v3.75, the transmission
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SSExi v3.75, the transmission
Took out the transmission today. Nice and easy.
Great big shop and what do I do, drop the transmission next to the wall.
Not a big deal, rolled right out, love my trans jack.
Well, I sure hope the problem is right in there.
Don't see any wear here.
Great big shop and what do I do, drop the transmission next to the wall.
Not a big deal, rolled right out, love my trans jack.
Well, I sure hope the problem is right in there.
Don't see any wear here.
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The fluid dripped out when I pulled the torque converter. The dirt may have been there, I don't recall cleaning that area up real good when I was working on it.
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Yes. Found a service bulletin about KR issues under slight load being caused by worn splines in the torque converter. So I'm going to swap in a stock TC and see if that corrects the problem. I've determined it'* not the engine. I'm also going to take a peek at the diff, simply because it'* right there and it'* no big deal to check it.