Transmission Problems
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This is pretty extensive so I am going to attempt the Cliff Note version.
All of this depends on trans model number for given PSI ranges. You should invest in a service manual, it's definitely worth it. This may not be applicable to your car. With that being said....
In P,N,OD,D; @ 1000 RPM
Depending on model Normal PSI range should be:
56-64
65-75
Full TV (@ 1000 RPM) Depending on Model:
144-185
137-172
155-196
145-184
122-155
123-154
146-186
128-164
139-179
152-197
Reverse @ 1000 RPM
92-106
108-123
Reverse@ 2000 RPM
All North of 200 PSI
First & Second @ 1000 RPM (And Full TV Apply)
191-217
162-187
163-186
These readings are to be taken from the Line Pressure Tap only, located on the drivers side of the trans.
All of this depends on trans model number for given PSI ranges. You should invest in a service manual, it's definitely worth it. This may not be applicable to your car. With that being said....
In P,N,OD,D; @ 1000 RPM
Depending on model Normal PSI range should be:
56-64
65-75
Full TV (@ 1000 RPM) Depending on Model:
144-185
137-172
155-196
145-184
122-155
123-154
146-186
128-164
139-179
152-197
Reverse @ 1000 RPM
92-106
108-123
Reverse@ 2000 RPM
All North of 200 PSI
First & Second @ 1000 RPM (And Full TV Apply)
191-217
162-187
163-186
These readings are to be taken from the Line Pressure Tap only, located on the drivers side of the trans.
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