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Old 01-29-2007, 08:20 PM
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I know what a slipping trans is like when I had Chryslers. Flaring revs, bucking bronco shifts, and all. But are the modern computers in our cars actually able to hide sliping in a 4T65-E. My car shifts smooth as can be but slowly. Under 1/4 throttle 2nd gear will go up to 50ish, the rpm will hold for a second and then shift to third. The transaction is smooth but is this still a slip?
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Hows your fluid level/condition? Smell burnt?
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It could definitly use a flush but is not burnt.[/quote]
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