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transmission problem
hey guys tranmission proble.
I changed my auto trans and used dextroniii instead ATF+4 not knowing that it had to be the later one
it started to slip on me and I right a way parked it and after a little research i reliazed that i made the wrong choice
is my trany shot or is there something that can be done to save it and how
thanx
below my poor jeep in need of help
I changed my auto trans and used dextroniii instead ATF+4 not knowing that it had to be the later one
it started to slip on me and I right a way parked it and after a little research i reliazed that i made the wrong choice
is my trany shot or is there something that can be done to save it and how
thanx
below my poor jeep in need of help
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RockyMtn96XJ (08-28-2020)
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Year: 1989
Model: Comanche (MJ)
Engine: 4.0
The correct fluid is Dexron per the manufacturer of the trans (not chrysler) Chrysler claims ATF4+ is fine and many people have run it with no issues, but the consensus is that your should stick to DexIII. Check that the cable from the throttle body to the transmission is adjusted correctly. Is it filled properly per the dipstick?
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Spencer_P (08-25-2020)
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Year: 1989
Model: Comanche (MJ)
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Also, when you say slipping, is it maybe trying to start in 4th gear instead of 1st. Does it take-off normally if you put the shifter in (1-2). That's a different issue.
Here's a how-to video on checking the cable.
Here's a how-to video on checking the cable.
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Year: 1989
Model: Comanche (MJ)
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It's jumping a few hundred rpm, like the torque converter is unlocking and locking? Driving along, can you cause the same effect if you lightly tap the brake with your left foot? If that's the case, the suspects are the switch at the brake pedal, throttle positiion sensor, and possibly the torque converter lockup solenoid in the trans.
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telly98xj (08-25-2020)
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