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Old 12-14-2008, 11:16 AM
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Enjoy your new found piece of mind.
I'd rather have "peace of mind"

My truck was missing the check valve when I bought it, and I recently called a transmission shop about rebuilding the trans. When I told the mechanic that I wanted the check valve reinstalled, he told me my truck wouldn't drive without one as it aids the transmission in build pressure. He couldn't believe that I can drive my truck without one.

As a word of caution to you people wanting to remove the check valve, in colder weather, you're going to have to allow time for the truck to warm up as it won't want to move, especially in reverse, with the valve missing.

Hey squirrels, instead of hose clamps, why not have pressed on fittings instead, like power steering pumps?
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Old 12-14-2008, 11:54 AM
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hose clamps were what I had on hand.
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That one was for you, Grammar Po-Po.
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I'd rather have "peace of mind"

My truck was missing the check valve when I bought it, and I recently called a transmission shop about rebuilding the trans. When I told the mechanic that I wanted the check valve reinstalled, he told me my truck wouldn't drive without one as it aids the transmission in build pressure. He couldn't believe that I can drive my truck without one.

As a word of caution to you people wanting to remove the check valve, in colder weather, you're going to have to allow time for the truck to warm up as it won't want to move, especially in reverse, with the valve missing.

Hey squirrels, instead of hose clamps, why not have pressed on fittings instead, like power steering pumps?

I wont warranty any rebuild unless that check valve is removed. Its actually common practice to remove it. That check valve does not aid in building anything. It simply doents allow the fluid to drain back into the pan.
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MonteC you are correct, The valve bodies, not OD units, are slightly different due to the H/E designation. I was tired last night. One (the E) is electronically controlled vs. a hydraulically controlled VB on the H. Sorry for the misinformation minis2003! I will fix that in the above post so future readers don't misquote bad info later on.

Eh. Close enough i guess. Youd need to take classes on the subject to get a better understanding i suppose.
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hi montec its me again lol i did the trans tuneup and it went fine but now i have the same problem i had and also now it doesnt want to shift from 1st to 2nd unless i let off the gas and then press it again kinda like using a clutch to shift and then it shifts but the sometimes it seems like it drops back into 1st and so on if it goes right the first time for the most part the other gears seem to shift ok but when i hit passing gear it the tack jumps up and i go no where let off gas and im back where i started from let off gas in order to get it to shift could i have junk clogged in the check valve and can i just get rid of it with a piece of high pres hose thanks all for your input and help..
Refresh my memory, what all did you do again?
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I wont warranty any rebuild unless that check valve is removed. Its actually common practice to remove it. That check valve does not aid in building anything. It simply doesn't allow the fluid to drain back into the pan.
Interesting. Thanks for the tip.
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Eh. Close enough i guess. Youd need to take classes on the subject to get a better understanding i suppose.

No... not more school!!!
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No...more school!!!
Is that "No more school!" or "NO, More school!"?
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That was No, I gotta start thinking again yuck, more school arrgggghhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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