1997 SE cyclic TTC slip
01-24-2006, 12:19 PM
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Here'* something I found that I might try regarding the TCC dropping out so easily....
www.sonnax.com/bulletins/tech/T3-EL-197.pdf
www.sonnax.com/bulletins/tech/T3-EL-197.pdf
01-24-2006, 10:50 PM
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Originally Posted by ssei1995
This tech bulletin is not applicable to our cars...only Ford transmissions...
Although, I still wonder if it might be of some value. Until I saw that bulletin, I thought only about the Throttle Position Sensor as the computers Que that the driver might be demanding more power/pull..... However, could it be the the MAP sensor also plays a role in this part ? Additionally if something was allowing some sort of vacumn leak, like a worn-out upper intake manifold, or associated gaskets, could that affect how the shifting on gradual hills is performed ?
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