I am having something slip in drive train while going up steep hills in High. It seems to do fine if I am in Low. Any Ideas? Thanks
94 Transmission slipping while going up steep hill?
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Like slipping as in the torque converter unlocks and your rpm goes up a bit, or you start rolling backwards?
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Yes. It comes and goes as I am easing up steep hills at low speed. When I shifted into Low it has no slippage.
Search this forum for "stripped drive flange".
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Any ideas?
So you're sure it's not a stripped drive flange?
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More info needed.
How fast are you going when it slips? When does it slip? After being parked uphill? What gear does it do it in? Does it slip in all gears? D with OD, D, 2, 1, etc.
How fast are you going when it slips? When does it slip? After being parked uphill? What gear does it do it in? Does it slip in all gears? D with OD, D, 2, 1, etc.
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How would I know if it's the drive flange? I always drive in D gear. It does this randomly going slowly up steep hills. It does it in high and low.
You just said, " It comes and goes as I am easing up steep hills at low speed. When I shifted into Low it has no slippage."
Why don't you explain what you mean by "slippage".
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As I am going up a hill it feels like it was put into neutral then back into gear.
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Fluid level low?
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That's exactly what I am looking into now.
