High mileage transmission fluid change?
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Year: 1990
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I’ll prob put 500 miles on it and do another drain. But as much as I drive it that’ll prob be in august or September. Lol. I added a small cooler back last year think it was 11x6.5”, ordered another one last night a bigger 11x10 going to swap them out sometime this week. Not really concerned about over cooling it, there’s maybe 7 days worth of below freezing temps a year where I’m at.
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Shift firmness is controlled by the cable from the throttle body to the transmission. Make sure it's adjusted properly. I'm too lazy at the moment to google it but there are a bunch of YouTube videos out there,
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It shifts good now. But just want a firmer snappier shift. Drive a Chevy truck with stock servos and then drive one with vette servos. The transition between the gears is cut down by half or more. Basically a super easy shift kit. Since you don’t have to drop the valve body.
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It shifts good now. But just want a firmer snappier shift. Drive a Chevy truck with stock servos and then drive one with vette servos. The transition between the gears is cut down by half or more. Basically a super easy shift kit. Since you don’t have to drop the valve body.
But, have you properly adjusted the TV cable yet?
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I haven't yet, I'll do it when I get around to installing that bigger cooler later this week, but I may try this next time I do a drain/fill if it lasts that long. lol
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/trg-340-hd2/
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/trg-340-hd2/
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I haven't yet, I'll do it when I get around to installing that bigger cooler later this week, but I may try this next time I do a drain/fill if it lasts that long. lol
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/trg-340-hd2/
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/trg-340-hd2/
Do yourself a favor and adjust the TV cable first. 2 minute job.
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After I adjust it will it hurt anything to put an extra click of tension on it to up the pressure? I did that in my v8 Sonoma with the 700r4 and it helped a little, been running it like that for years.
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