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Old Oct 5, 2000 | 11:52 AM
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shifting into drive problem?

I just aquired an 85 TA and when I shift into drive it hits hard, if I don't have my foot on the brake it will burn the tire... It doesn't do this shifting into reverse and shifting while driving is normal and smooth. Is this a problem? I'm usually at 800 - 1000 RPM (stand still) when this happens. Also there seems to be a little more than normal vibration while driving, could this be related and where should I start looking to resolve this? Thanks much!
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Old Oct 6, 2000 | 12:41 AM
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Do you mean when you go from reverse to drive or park to drive??? Mine used to do that whenever I would do either of those two. It would even spin my tires with my foot on the brake. Don't know what caused it all I know is my tranny went out in May shortly after it started that. Well about 4 months after it started that. So I would shift into OD then it would jerk then I would go down to D. It was fine doing that then the tranny went. That is my experience with this problem.

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Old Oct 8, 2000 | 10:14 PM
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The shifting "jump" doesn't happen when shifting into reverse or while driving, only when going from park to drive or OD. Any thoughts?
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