why transmission hard on cold weather?
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why transmission hard on cold weather?
hi there...well after my tran. problem fixed(all fluid remplace, drain, clean, additive, etc)...i have on mind that question. Why my automatic transmission is hard to shift when the weather is cold(1C, 5Celcius). after a 5 minutes on driving the tranny is ok.
Another question dudz. If you have automatic trans. maxima 95-99 and you are going at 70 mph...or 55 mph...and then you dont acelerate anymore with the foot on the pedal...........the rpms go to 1000rpms? after a few seconds...like you car goes in N?
Another question dudz. If you have automatic trans. maxima 95-99 and you are going at 70 mph...or 55 mph...and then you dont acelerate anymore with the foot on the pedal...........the rpms go to 1000rpms? after a few seconds...like you car goes in N?
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All of the AutoMagic trannys have hard shifts when their cold. Using synthetic fluid helps smooth them out a bit.
Your cars torque converter will not lock up until the transmission is up to operating temp. Thats why your RPM's drop like that when it's very cold. Once the T.C. is locked, your RPM's will stay exactly where they are when you let off the gas.
Your cars torque converter will not lock up until the transmission is up to operating temp. Thats why your RPM's drop like that when it's very cold. Once the T.C. is locked, your RPM's will stay exactly where they are when you let off the gas.
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Re: oks
Originally posted by sebaxx
oks i will warm up the car before leave me house..
oks i will warm up the car before leave me house..
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