Transmission holds first gear too long
#4
By all means check the fluid first. But I had the same problem and I ended up putting in new tranny solenoids. That solved the problem. If you decide you need to go that route, come back and ask. There's a lot of useful info, including where to get the replacement solenoids for around $90.
#5
Thank for the advice guys. I checked the fluid level and condition and they looked good, but I did not know when it was last changed. Just to be on the safe side I did a drain and refill of the transmission fluid. Unfortunately the problem is still there.
How does that solenoid thing work? My mechanic told me it's going to be $1400 to rebuild the transmission.
How does that solenoid thing work? My mechanic told me it's going to be $1400 to rebuild the transmission.
#6
You can a new set of solenoids in this upgrade kit for only $80
31940-80x25
Along with that you'll only need a new AT pan gasket and ~6 quarts of dextron 3 ATF.
Here are some writeups for the easy replacement
NTB98-049d
NTB98-043
valve-body-install
Replacing-tranny-solenoids
31940-80x25
Along with that you'll only need a new AT pan gasket and ~6 quarts of dextron 3 ATF.
Here are some writeups for the easy replacement
NTB98-049d
NTB98-043
valve-body-install
Replacing-tranny-solenoids
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