Engine dies when put in Drive.
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Engine dies when put in Drive.
This is for my sons 88 Fiero GT 2.8L V6. (47k original miles) Sorry, this is unrelated to C4 Vettes but, the help here is Great.
His 88 Fiero GT died coming off the freeway today. He said it kind of sputtered before it died. When he stopped, he said the engine started fine and idled good but, when he put it in Drive it immediately died.
Fuel pressure is #45, fuel injectors are new Bosch II from FIC. Engine is very well maintained. Auto Transmission shifts great. Thanks.
His 88 Fiero GT died coming off the freeway today. He said it kind of sputtered before it died. When he stopped, he said the engine started fine and idled good but, when he put it in Drive it immediately died.
Fuel pressure is #45, fuel injectors are new Bosch II from FIC. Engine is very well maintained. Auto Transmission shifts great. Thanks.
Last edited by GKK; Apr 20, 2009 at 09:54 PM.
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Thanks, Spinner_89.
It sounds expensive. What's all involved in fixing the Lockup-converter? Does the entire transmission have to be replaced?
It sounds expensive. What's all involved in fixing the Lockup-converter? Does the entire transmission have to be replaced?
Last edited by GKK; Apr 20, 2009 at 10:31 PM.
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Thanks guy's,
One of the members on the Fiero Forum posted this link which answered my question exactly! http://www.kichline.com/chuck/fiero/TCC.htm. Thanks again everyone.
One of the members on the Fiero Forum posted this link which answered my question exactly! http://www.kichline.com/chuck/fiero/TCC.htm. Thanks again everyone.
