| Re: After Transgo install no 2,3,or 4 gears Quote: |
i will put that pin back in as soon as i have time to but do u think that is the reason it will not shift? i thought the accumulator mainly helped the trans shift smoother.
| Accumulators control the valve apply/stroke for each gear. stronger springs direct more of the of the direct hydraulic presure to the shift valve for faster/firmer shifts. Softer springs for softer shifts.
Accumulator pistons usually have presure on one side of the piston or the other. If the pin is missing, then presure to one or more valve circuits is dumping presure through the pin bore. Most of the valves are interelated. If you have some valve stroked over because there is no balance presure on the other end, that would cause another valve to stroke over. Not sure what what occurs exactly in this instance, but blowing off a masive amount of presure through the accumulator pin bore could definatly do it.
Put the pin back in and try it out.
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1984 Z28, 5.0L H.O., 5spd, Red/dark Grey interior, 82 glass hood |