A/T shifting hard.......really hard
#1
A/T shifting hard.......really hard
Ever since I changed to a pop-charger, my tranny is shifting a lot quicker and a lot harder. I know that shifting faster is much much better than shifting slowly, but can the car shift too hard and do damage? If so, what can I do?
#2
I doubt it because the purpose of doing a VB mod is to reduce stress and to shift as hard as possible. By hard I mean you can sometimes hear a tire chirp BUT when it shifts you dont hear something banging against the engine.
#5
there is a definite "clack" of gears when I shift from P to R. Anyway, what do the connections look like on the drop resistor? BTW, I've noticed two wires each with a male connection on them like the jack on a pair of headphones. Could these be it or do I have another problem to solve?
#6
Originally Posted by n1_saxman
there is a definite "clack" of gears when I shift from P to R. Anyway, what do the connections look like on the drop resistor? BTW, I've noticed two wires each with a male connection on them like the jack on a pair of headphones. Could these be it or do I have another problem to solve?
#8
Originally Posted by n1_saxman
So how do I fix it? Where should I slide or put the resisters in?
First verify that the dropping resistor is plugged in! then check all the other connectors in that area, MAFS, throttle positioning sensor...
you won't be "sliding anything or putting any resistors anywhere"
Check that your tranny fluid level is okay.
#9
if it shifts too hard over a period of time i recommend u check it out again. becuz my car did it too and the gears are going to meet its tombstone soon...and sucks my baby got wreck by a f-150 2004...so its already in the shop muahahha
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