What is a valve body for a tranny?
05-01-2002, 05:48 AM
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What is a valve body for a tranny?
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When I took my Max in for the 60K, I asked them to look at the transmission b/c it had about 200 miles left on the warranty. It has always been sluggish to change, and not very smooth, nor agressive. But now, it is even more sluggish, and non-responsive. So, they told me they ordered a valve body for it. What is that? And what does it do? They also said that if they have to work on the transmission, they warranty it up to 120K.
Does anyone know if the tranny needs to be drained to install this thing? I have not had that done yet.
Thx!
B
When I took my Max in for the 60K, I asked them to look at the transmission b/c it had about 200 miles left on the warranty. It has always been sluggish to change, and not very smooth, nor agressive. But now, it is even more sluggish, and non-responsive. So, they told me they ordered a valve body for it. What is that? And what does it do? They also said that if they have to work on the transmission, they warranty it up to 120K.
Does anyone know if the tranny needs to be drained to install this thing? I have not had that done yet.
Thx!
B
05-01-2002, 06:10 AM
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Re: What is a valve body for a tranny?
Originally posted by Hantra
All:
When I took my Max in for the 60K, I asked them to look at the transmission b/c it had about 200 miles left on the warranty. It has always been sluggish to change, and not very smooth, nor agressive. But now, it is even more sluggish, and non-responsive. So, they told me they ordered a valve body for it. What is that? And what does it do? They also said that if they have to work on the transmission, they warranty it up to 120K.
Does anyone know if the tranny needs to be drained to install this thing? I have not had that done yet.
Thx!
B
All:
When I took my Max in for the 60K, I asked them to look at the transmission b/c it had about 200 miles left on the warranty. It has always been sluggish to change, and not very smooth, nor agressive. But now, it is even more sluggish, and non-responsive. So, they told me they ordered a valve body for it. What is that? And what does it do? They also said that if they have to work on the transmission, they warranty it up to 120K.
Does anyone know if the tranny needs to be drained to install this thing? I have not had that done yet.
Thx!
B
05-01-2002, 06:42 AM
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Re: What is a valve body for a tranny?
Originally posted by Hantra
All:
When I took my Max in for the 60K, I asked them to look at the transmission b/c it had about 200 miles left on the warranty. It has always been sluggish to change, and not very smooth, nor agressive. But now, it is even more sluggish, and non-responsive. So, they told me they ordered a valve body for it. What is that? And what does it do? They also said that if they have to work on the transmission, they warranty it up to 120K.
Does anyone know if the tranny needs to be drained to install this thing? I have not had that done yet.
Thx!
B
All:
When I took my Max in for the 60K, I asked them to look at the transmission b/c it had about 200 miles left on the warranty. It has always been sluggish to change, and not very smooth, nor agressive. But now, it is even more sluggish, and non-responsive. So, they told me they ordered a valve body for it. What is that? And what does it do? They also said that if they have to work on the transmission, they warranty it up to 120K.
Does anyone know if the tranny needs to be drained to install this thing? I have not had that done yet.
Thx!
B
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