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Old 11-03-2002, 08:11 AM   #1
Gearhead999
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If no one has been in the trans. pan...sounds like trans. is on the way out. O rings are hard and pressure is low.

C-4's have a screen type filter with a poppet valve under them that can be cleaned. BUT, you have to put the valve and spring back in. MANY, MANY people forget them, or don't see them and destroy the trans.

Transmission needs overhaul.
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