04 dodge dakota
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04 dodge dakota
i recently had my transmission rebuilt by my father who is a retired transmission man and my husband who is a mechanic. The transmission did good for a week then all of a sudden started shifting gears hard and it gets stuck in second gear and I can't go past like 35-40 miles per hour. The RPMs have been floating a little here and there and everything that I have read and heard was pointing to the throttle position sensor but we just replaced that and took it for a test drive and it is still doing the same thing.. I need help. Any ideas?!?
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So are you saying it won't shift into 3rd at all? or it will shift into third eventually at a high RPM?
Can you you get your father and husband to elaborate on what was rebuilt/replaced in the transmission? Why was it rebuilt in the first place? What was wrong with it when it was torn down? I assume the pan has been off since it was rebuilt and your last posting of 11/20, Was there anything in the pan? Was the TC replaced? Was the Overdrive unit rebuilt?
Does reverse work? In order to shift into 3rd, the front clutch and the rear clutch are needed. Since the rear is used in first and second we can assume that is working. The front clutch is only used in reverse, 3rd and 4th.
When they rebuilt it did they do an air test on the clutches?
When the valve body was "redone" did they pull all of the vales out and check the bores for wear? what about the governor bores? Have you done a pressure test on clutches using a gauge and the case plugs for each of the clutches?
Sorry for all the questions but a transmission has a lot of different parts and each part has a diagnosis to it that helps narrow down the answer.
Can you you get your father and husband to elaborate on what was rebuilt/replaced in the transmission? Why was it rebuilt in the first place? What was wrong with it when it was torn down? I assume the pan has been off since it was rebuilt and your last posting of 11/20, Was there anything in the pan? Was the TC replaced? Was the Overdrive unit rebuilt?
Does reverse work? In order to shift into 3rd, the front clutch and the rear clutch are needed. Since the rear is used in first and second we can assume that is working. The front clutch is only used in reverse, 3rd and 4th.
When they rebuilt it did they do an air test on the clutches?
When the valve body was "redone" did they pull all of the vales out and check the bores for wear? what about the governor bores? Have you done a pressure test on clutches using a gauge and the case plugs for each of the clutches?
Sorry for all the questions but a transmission has a lot of different parts and each part has a diagnosis to it that helps narrow down the answer.
Last edited by canopus; 11-25-2017 at 08:52 PM.