p.haze92

I just had the local GM dealer here in Mesa, AZ put a SRTA trans in my 1992 350 B4C. Actually this is the 2nd one since the first one they had in had no overdrive. This one I believe is shifting way early as well but at least it has overdrive. TV cable is adjusted correctly but the car is shifting before 4000 rpms @ wot on the 1-2 and at 4000 rpms on the rest. Hell the original trans felt better. Any idea's will help before I take it back.

86Tra/maro

Hey whats up partner?
The problem your having is probaly the governor. That trans may be out of a caprice or regular passenger car so that's why the shifts are so low. To fix u need to change the springs on the governor to lighter ones. Its a very time consuming job because as u change the springs U have to put everything back together & take a test drive until U get it right!
njdaewoo

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86 Tramaro 90% Trans Am/ 10% IROC/Z (nose, hood,& fenders)
Trans Am Mods as of 1/10/01
3inch
T.E.S/Flowmaster setup,gutted cat,gutted maf,relocated mat,373 gears,upgraded factory chip,255 liter h/press. walpro f/pump & throttle body coolant bypass
njdaewoo@excite.com

88 350 tpi formula

iTrader: (9)

or get one from gm or a junk yard car just pop the cap off and slid the new/used gov. from an f-body and away you go!

p.haze92

Well the car is back at the dealer again. This time they are going to play with the govner etc. They thought just adjusting the tv cable would satisfy me. They keep blaming the problem on the valve bodies. This is like the 3rd trans in a row from GM with problems like this.