transmission on the truck is acting like it does not have fluid. It is full and change last year. not burnt either. 1989 fj 62 has 142,000 miles on it. The screen was cleaned at the same time the fluid was.
transmission not moving truck
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Does the fluid look clean? How many miles have you put on it over the year. You are probably due for another fluid change. Looks like it may be time to drop the pan.
Were you driving when it went out or did you get in the cruiser and start it and all the sudden it would not move?
Were you driving when it went out or did you get in the cruiser and start it and all the sudden it would not move?
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it has only been about 7000 miles since the fluid change. It started when I came out of a driveway with a slight incline. Then I was only moving like 3 mph @3000 rpms.
it has only been about 7000 miles since the fluid change. It started when I came out of a driveway with a slight incline. Then I was only moving like 3 mph @3000 rpms.
Time for a new transmission. I can't say enough about the one I got from Wholesale Automatic Transmissions. Email Rodney at info@automatictransmission.com.au and describe the probem, but I am 99% sure it's gone.
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I've been there with the rig moving 3mph at 3000 rpm.... Euclid knows. But you could smell the burnt on my dipstick. Good luck with it. Go with the tranny that GT was talking about, don't let any ol jackass rebuild your A440F, you probably won't be happy with the results..
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I really wish you would not have said that and shown that picture to me. I guess I will clean the screen and replace the fluid.
I really wish you would not have said that and shown that picture to me. I guess I will clean the screen and replace the fluid.
Not a bad place to start. Email Rodney and he will send you directions on how to flow test the transmission while you are changing the fluid.
Double check the adjustment of the kickdown cable for good measure.
Here's another test... put the truck in 4 low. I'll bet you will be able to move just fine. The increased preassure at higher RPM's (because of lower gearing) will overcome the clutch pack slipage that is happening.
When you get the new transmission go ahead and get the cool valve body with 3rd and 4th lockup. You will love it. Trany temp guage is a must. Might as well install an auxillary trans oil cooler at the same time. Since everything is out, you should also look into a McNamara gear.
Double check the adjustment of the kickdown cable for good measure.
Here's another test... put the truck in 4 low. I'll bet you will be able to move just fine. The increased preassure at higher RPM's (because of lower gearing) will overcome the clutch pack slipage that is happening.
When you get the new transmission go ahead and get the cool valve body with 3rd and 4th lockup. You will love it. Trany temp guage is a must. Might as well install an auxillary trans oil cooler at the same time. Since everything is out, you should also look into a McNamara gear.
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alternative transmission.
Is there an alternative transmission that can be used on a FJ 62 1989?
Is there an alternative transmission that can be used on a FJ 62 1989?
You could always go with the h55f manual tranny swap.....a big project......
It sounds like its time for a rebuild, but id check your tv cable too. I got mine rebuilt about a year ago, and i think that it might have just been the tv cable being messed up. It would stick open or closed and not allow the tranny to shift (either too much pressure to shift or not enough). Sounds like you have mad nasty slippage but it might help.
cruiser dan has'em in stock
