Posted by Hobo,NC on November 28, 2007 at 19:17:12 from (71.30.82.167):
In Reply to: C4 auto question? posted by jp88 on November 28, 2007 at 13:55:34:
Stop put it in reverse to back flush the gov,,, it it shifts OK one time its for sure a stick'n gov. 2 tricks that have help even with new gov. and had that problem. 1 while going around 40 MPH quickly push the shift leaver into park and back to drive,,, this will reverse the fluid and help dislodge the trash in the system,,, No you will not lock up the trans are hurt it,,, 2 drop the pan and install a magnet to catch metal that may-b float'n around in the fluid. We called it not down shifting when it started off in a gear other than 1st. Sometimes you had to drive'em to git it to down shift,,, in the wrong hands it would burn it up from staring out in high gear so either manually pull it in low or stop and back up till it worked rite.
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