Drive back to Ohio was great, 22.7mpg on 87 octane and in this heat/thunderstorms I consider it excelent. Anyways, at about 520 miles into the drive I was on low speed highway splits and the tcc was engauging and disengauging like crazy. It was chattering and I have no idea why. Nothing has changed but this morning it was doing the same thing even on a cold engine start. It only does this every once in a blue moon but lately it's been every other time 4th gear and tcc engauged low speed cruising.
Another topic that I believe in unlinked is my 2-3 shift. It clunks more often than not. What is the fix for this and no it isn't my u-joints. The clunk makes me worry but it's been doing this for a LONG time now.
Tell me the trans is dead and I'll go get a T56
Another topic that I believe in unlinked is my 2-3 shift. It clunks more often than not. What is the fix for this and no it isn't my u-joints. The clunk makes me worry but it's been doing this for a LONG time now.
Tell me the trans is dead and I'll go get a T56

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you're trans is dead, get a t56 *
* the advice stated here may or may not be accurate, but you'll have a t56 out of it.
* the advice stated here may or may not be accurate, but you'll have a t56 out of it.
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either tcc LU clutch is chattering(TC) or the LU solenoid is on the fritz.
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If your upshift light is turning on/off with the TCC lock/unlock it is probably a VSS problem. If no upshift light on/off then as stated above (TCC solenoid is a common/inexpensive problem).
2-3 clunk is typically caused by the 2/4 band releasing a tad late as the 3/4 clutchs apply.
RBob.
2-3 clunk is typically caused by the 2/4 band releasing a tad late as the 3/4 clutchs apply.
RBob.
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I go for the torque convertor. The Lockup clutch in these trannys are problematic