Transmission Trouble
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Transmission Trouble
I took my '97 to a dealer in South FL to replace the slave clutcch cylinder that was leaking. They did but now 2nd and 4th do not come in. I took it back and they gave me the run around. I even went to Chevrolet but they believe the dealer and not me
All the other gears come in OK except those two. Any possible answers?
I thougt it could be some adjustment issue or missalingnment. I do not have any other possible answers here.
Any other incident like this out there?
Luis
All the other gears come in OK except those two. Any possible answers?
I thougt it could be some adjustment issue or missalingnment. I do not have any other possible answers here.
Any other incident like this out there?
Luis
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they probably did not adjust the shifter correctly... www.rpmtransmissions.com has the adjustment procedure on their website.
give this a shot! i am pretty sure this is your problem!
http://rpmtransmissions.com/files/c5...adjustment.pdf
give this a shot! i am pretty sure this is your problem!
http://rpmtransmissions.com/files/c5...adjustment.pdf
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From: Anthony TX
CI 6,7,8,9,11 Vet
St. Jude Donor '08
Shifter and linkage adjustment is all that it should be. Unless they damaged something reinstalling the tranny/torque tube/ rear end.
I had a similar issue and found that the shifter was not tight on the shifter housing. (self inflicted
) Used too short of a fastener on an aftermarket shifter!
Remove the console, inspect the shifter, shifter housing, housing to torque tube bolts, and the shift linkage to shifter shaft connection. Then do a neutral adjustment! See if that corrects the issue!
Do you have a STOCK Shifter or and aftermarket shifter??
BC
I had a similar issue and found that the shifter was not tight on the shifter housing. (self inflicted
) Used too short of a fastener on an aftermarket shifter! Remove the console, inspect the shifter, shifter housing, housing to torque tube bolts, and the shift linkage to shifter shaft connection. Then do a neutral adjustment! See if that corrects the issue!
Do you have a STOCK Shifter or and aftermarket shifter??
BC
