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ken in texas

12-30-2006 15:58:22




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I have a92 gmc 1500 two wheel drive pickup with I think is a 700R trans that was rebuilt a couple of years ago.It operates great except when in overdrive and down shifts under a load it will seem to shift into low gear or neutral and engine revs very high until I hit the brakes. Could it be an electral problem or mechanical.Can'tseem to find an answer.Has anyone else had this problem.Very seldom used for light trailer pulling. Know this trans is troublsome. Thanks

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ken in texas

12-31-2006 14:21:47




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 Re: trans in reply to ken in texas, 12-30-2006 15:58:22  
I checked under the hood and yes it does have a cable running from trans to throtle body.any other ideas. thanks for the help.



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ken in texas

12-30-2006 17:51:29




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 Re: trans in reply to ken in texas, 12-30-2006 15:58:22  
I had this trans rebuilt by a local mechanic who is a trans rebuilder for a chevy dealer in another town and does work on the side and has been very reliable. this problem has been there since shortly after rebuild and we changed out speed control without helping any.I didn't protest because he is a friend and he saved me $$$. Also this is a very small town and i'm fairly new here. Decided I would try to live with it and shifting out of overdrive on steep hills and such have seldom had trouble.I will do a little more checking tommorow for cable. thanks

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Allan In NE

12-30-2006 16:33:44




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 Re: trans in reply to ken in texas, 12-30-2006 15:58:22  
Hi Ken,

Could be a lot things depending on which transmission you have.

But, just off the top of my head, that really does sound like the forward sprague is not grabbing and it's dropping you clear back down to 2nd gear missing 3rd entirely.

You hit the brakes and the difference in the speeds of the driving members causes it to "re-set", take another, better bite and away you go again.

This transmission cannot stand any kind of "additives". Makes that joker slip every time.

Now, if the truck is in fact a '93 instead of a '92, it would be electric and a momentary loss of electrical contact could also cause it to drop to second gear, which is it's "default" gear.

Does this truck have a transmission cable running up to the throttle body on the drivers side? Has this been going on for some time or has it just started this symptom?

Like I say, just a knee-jerk response to your question.

Allan

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