Automatic owners... Follow up on slipping tranny..
Automatic owners... Follow up on slipping tranny..
This is for those of you that aren't sure if your tranny is slipping or not.. I was uncertain too until I recently upgraded to Don's VB...
2-3 and 3-4 shifts certainly felt different but 1-2 was still laggy, shifting at 4000rpm or higher during mid-throttle.. It was raining on the day that I installed it so I thought it was normal.. I tested it out in dry weather the next day and it was still the same. So I took it to the dealer this morning to have it checked out. When I explained to them my situation, they told me that it's definitely a slip...
Normal shifts should be at 2000rpm or lower during light throttle and around 3000rpms at mid throttle... I'm currently having my solenoids and TCM replaced.. I just hope they don't replace my VB as well...
I'm disappointed with the fact that I was driving around all this time with a defective tranny..
I know I'm not the only one with this problem b/c I've rode other maximas that had the same problem.. If you think your rpms climb to high b4 shifting, don't hesitate to get it serviced..
2-3 and 3-4 shifts certainly felt different but 1-2 was still laggy, shifting at 4000rpm or higher during mid-throttle.. It was raining on the day that I installed it so I thought it was normal.. I tested it out in dry weather the next day and it was still the same. So I took it to the dealer this morning to have it checked out. When I explained to them my situation, they told me that it's definitely a slip...
Normal shifts should be at 2000rpm or lower during light throttle and around 3000rpms at mid throttle... I'm currently having my solenoids and TCM replaced.. I just hope they don't replace my VB as well...

I'm disappointed with the fact that I was driving around all this time with a defective tranny..
I know I'm not the only one with this problem b/c I've rode other maximas that had the same problem.. If you think your rpms climb to high b4 shifting, don't hesitate to get it serviced..
Re: Automatic owners... Follow up on slipping tranny..
Originally posted by RBa
This is for those of you that aren't sure if your tranny is slipping or not.. I was uncertain too until I recently upgraded to Don's VB...
2-3 and 3-4 shifts certainly felt different but 1-2 was still laggy, shifting at 4000rpm or higher during mid-throttle.. It was raining on the day that I installed it so I thought it was normal.. I tested it out in dry weather the next day and it was still the same. So I took it to the dealer this morning to have it checked out. When I explained to them my situation, they told me that it's definitely a slip...
Normal shifts should be at 2000rpm or lower during light throttle and around 3000rpms at mid throttle... I'm currently having my solenoids and TCM replaced.. I just hope they don't replace my VB as well...
I'm disappointed with the fact that I was driving around all this time with a defective tranny..
I know I'm not the only one with this problem b/c I've rode other maximas that had the same problem.. If you think your rpms climb to high b4 shifting, don't hesitate to get it serviced..
This is for those of you that aren't sure if your tranny is slipping or not.. I was uncertain too until I recently upgraded to Don's VB...
2-3 and 3-4 shifts certainly felt different but 1-2 was still laggy, shifting at 4000rpm or higher during mid-throttle.. It was raining on the day that I installed it so I thought it was normal.. I tested it out in dry weather the next day and it was still the same. So I took it to the dealer this morning to have it checked out. When I explained to them my situation, they told me that it's definitely a slip...
Normal shifts should be at 2000rpm or lower during light throttle and around 3000rpms at mid throttle... I'm currently having my solenoids and TCM replaced.. I just hope they don't replace my VB as well...

I'm disappointed with the fact that I was driving around all this time with a defective tranny..
I know I'm not the only one with this problem b/c I've rode other maximas that had the same problem.. If you think your rpms climb to high b4 shifting, don't hesitate to get it serviced..
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