Tranny and ECCS questions

Reply Subscribe

Thread Tools

Search this Thread

01-24-2001, 02:13 PM

speednsound007

Senior Member

Thread Starter

Join Date: Aug 2000

Posts: 805

First, I think I read about this and before and it's a sign of transmission going, but I was just poking aroung the engine today and I looked in the transmission fluid and there was stuff floating in it...Didn't smell "burnt" though. What should I do? Change it immediatley? Or do I need to take it somewhere and get it flushed? Wheres there a link to directions for changing the fluid?

Also, under the little cover for the "ECCS" what is this? I think it had all the spark plug wires (correct term?) running into it (numbered 1-6 and 2 other cords)...Well this "ECCS" read bosch on the side and looked newer then the rest of everythign in the engine. Is this performance/aftermarket?

thanks a lot,
PJ

01-24-2001, 02:42 PM

DA-MAX

Eat, sleep, and sh*t 2JZ

iTrader: (10)

Join Date: Nov 2000

Posts: 13,979

Nope Bosch is just standard replacement parts. nm

Quote:

Originally posted by speednsound007
First, I think I read about this and before and it's a sign of transmission going, but I was just poking aroung the engine today and I looked in the transmission fluid and there was stuff floating in it...Didn't smell "burnt" though. What should I do? Change it immediatley? Or do I need to take it somewhere and get it flushed? Wheres there a link to directions for changing the fluid?

Also, under the little cover for the "ECCS" what is this? I think it had all the spark plug wires (correct term?) running into it (numbered 1-6 and 2 other cords)...Well this "ECCS" read bosch on the side and looked newer then the rest of everythign in the engine. Is this performance/aftermarket?

thanks a lot,
PJ