Trans slippin?
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From: Oconomowoc, Wisconsin
Had to do a 950 mile trip over the weekend, and about half the rip i was in 4high due to the blizzard conditions. Well on the way home i noticed when the torque converter would go to lock ussually around 45-50mph the truck would shake a little bit. after it was locked it would slip if i gave it some pedal to accelerate Rpms would move up faster than the truck would go forward. I had to pass 1 time from about 50mph and the truck down shifted but once it got into gear rpms went to 3300pms and bounced there like i was on the rev limiter. does this sound like a TC problem or more?
#2
Check your fluid, if its brown and smells burnt, your tranny is toast.. A common problem with 2nd gen converters is they like to jump in and out of lockup at about 40-45mph. Its cause by noise interference in the APPS or TPS.. I noticed when I threw DD3s and a Edge Comp in my truck, my stock converter shuddered really badly- not a good thing to do becuase you will more than likely grenade the converter.. Its best to start saving up for a DTT or PDR tranny and converter.. PM me if you want to know where to get a good one at a reasonable price..
#4
My truck is an 05 and pops in and out at 45-50 with the tow haul on. Felt like I had a bad converter from the factory but I read that it was normal. Oh well...if it blows then twin turbos and upgraded tranny here I come lol.
#7
Yea, you should be fine as long as you dont go WOT.. Maybe a good time to get a tranny temp guage as well if you plan on running the stock trans for a while. Heat is the killer of everything in the tranny..
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#8
hell i was locking and unlockin and if it still outlasted the injection pump, but yeah i would seriously look into and ATS converter and other tranny uprades, the stock trans is junk. (when you add power)
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