converter not locking up?
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converter not locking up?
Been having this problem for a couple months where it would hesitate to to go into gear when I put it in any forward gear from park or nuetral. Now it seems to have gotten worse, the torque converter wont lock up at all it seems. Lets say I have the gear selector in second gear and Im running about 70mph at 4800 RPM~. When I let off of the accelerator (no i did not hit the brake), the engine RPM will drop to idle as I continue to coast at 70mph. When I give it some gas, it will just free rev until I get back up to the RPM that matches the speed I am going which in this example would be roughly 4800 RPM~. It will do this in any selected gear, at any speed at any RPM, at any tranny temp and fluid level is fine. I did pull a code P0706 "Transmission Range Sensor Circuit Range/Performance", shortly after it started to do this. I have a Yank TT 3000 torque converter. Other than that, the transmission is still shifting nice and firm as always.
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have you tried to reset the code by disconecting the battery and seeing if it locks up then, to verify its not a dtc preventing lockup.
if not, i'd guess its a mechanical thing. lockup clutch...
if not, i'd guess its a mechanical thing. lockup clutch...
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Originally Posted by rgvsierra
have you tried to reset the code by disconecting the battery and seeing if it locks up then, to verify its not a dtc preventing lockup.
if not, i'd guess its a mechanical thing. lockup clutch...
if not, i'd guess its a mechanical thing. lockup clutch...
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Originally Posted by Yank
recheck the fluid level and shifter adjustment too
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