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Almost no power in first

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 Post subject: Almost no power in first
PostPosted: Mon Sep 22, 2008 12:05 pm 

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Ok for starters this is an automatic 1g. The other night went out beat on the car a bit then i noticed i had no power in first. Its really slow to get going. If i nudge the car forward at a stop it feels notchy. The transmission is not slipping it simply takes forever to get up to speed, once into boost she still pulls like a raped banshee in all gears even 1st. I did a boost leak, compression test, checked plugs, transmission level, checked for shaft play, and they all are fine so im stumped why i have no power in 1st. Any help would be awesome.


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 Post subject: Re: Almost no power in first
PostPosted: Tue Sep 23, 2008 4:59 am 
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twack wrote:
Ok for starters this is an automatic 1g. The other night went out beat on the car a bit then i noticed i had no power in first. Its really slow to get going. If i nudge the car forward at a stop it feels notchy. The transmission is not slipping it simply takes forever to get up to speed, once into boost she still pulls like a raped banshee in all gears even 1st. I did a boost leak, compression test, checked plugs, transmission level, checked for shaft play, and they all are fine so im stumped why i have no power in 1st. Any help would be awesome.


Is it in limp mode (third gear start)?

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PostPosted: Tue Sep 23, 2008 7:43 pm 

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It is not in limp mode (but thats how 1st feels), it goes through all gears, I have a shift box so this is what it does in manual or auto mode. if im at a stop and i try to pull forward just a little bit then it will move forward jerky until like 2mph. Stalls to 2500 but when i let go theres no power still. Im pretty sure it is a transmission or torque converter issue but not sure which or whats going on


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PostPosted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 5:07 am 
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twack wrote:
It is not in limp mode (but thats how 1st feels), it goes through all gears, I have a shift box so this is what it does in manual or auto mode. if im at a stop and i try to pull forward just a little bit then it will move forward jerky until like 2mph. Stalls to 2500 but when i let go theres no power still. Im pretty sure it is a transmission or torque converter issue but not sure which or whats going on


It does sound like you may have broken the trans or converter.

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 Post subject: Re: Almost no power in first
PostPosted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 10:27 am 

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how would i even start to check which one is broken


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PostPosted: Tue Sep 30, 2008 6:46 am 
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twack wrote:
how would i even start to check which one is broken


They are usually repaired/replaced as a set.

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