Newbie- couple questions :)
02-10-2003, 11:39 AM
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:?: Hmmmmmmmmmmm i live in a mountainous aera here .never ever han a problem with gear hunting................with the old tranny with the 2.69 ratio climb hills all day in D with out a problem.the new tranny with 3.79`* chews the hills ran her upto 6500 rpm in D not a hiccup...even at normal driving ( that`* when my pretty wife is with me ) the Bonnie doesn`t hunt gears.have no idea why your`* does it 
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Elevations of 3000 feet and 4000 feet are high??? Ha 
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Try living at 6200 feet and regularly going over 8000 feet. I'd have to drive 100 miles or more to get below 4000 feet. . My '96 Olds LS with the Series 2 N/A engine handles all this fine with a minimum of hunting. On long pulls up passes I usually pull it down into 3rd, but I haven't experienced what Chris is experiencing. Something suggested in these posts must be causing the problem.
!Try living at 6200 feet and regularly going over 8000 feet. I'd have to drive 100 miles or more to get below 4000 feet. . My '96 Olds LS with the Series 2 N/A engine handles all this fine with a minimum of hunting. On long pulls up passes I usually pull it down into 3rd, but I haven't experienced what Chris is experiencing. Something suggested in these posts must be causing the problem.
but man with the 3.79 ratio now ...more fun chewing on other fast cars 
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