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AuroraGirl replied to the thread 700R4 Information Thread.i spot a post 1990-1992 dipstick. That could be retrofitted but it also could have come with a reman or a replacement 700r4 in the... -
AuroraGirl replied to the thread 700r4 slipping in cold weather.are you also putting it into each gear range for sufficient time And im not convinced we are sure you have adequate cooler flow ,could...
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AuroraGirl replied to the thread 700r4 slipping in cold weather.can you show us your carburetor linkages and confirm what the TV cable does when its off the throttle lever like does travel in and...
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AuroraGirl replied to the thread Gauge Cluster Swap.I I really hate these coolant gauges, but on the plus side as long as you have a sender in, and you pay attention to where operating...
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Oil pressure senders differ between 60 psi gauges and 80 psi gauges.
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AuroraGirl replied to the thread Have you checked your ground?.dirty grounds refer to high amperage grounds at the same location as low amperage ones. The TBIs early on had an issue with this, the...
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20 plus years ago, I got in an argument with a bozo at the AutoZone counter who insisted that a switch and a sender were the same thing...
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Oil pressure switch is just that....a switch that is either on or off (open or closed). Oil pressure sender (sensor) is variable and...
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AuroraGirl replied to the thread 700r4 slipping in cold weather.how are you checking the fluid?
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It's a valid thought though! I'm sure he wouldn't be the first or last to think the trans is slipping when it gets snowy :anitoof:
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I knew a guy that put a 502 into a 67 Chevelle with fairly stock size tires. He thought the transmission was slipping on the...
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AuroraGirl replied to the thread 700r4 slipping in cold weather.I mean.. if someones never done it before, the roaring 305 would easily cause slippage But the biggest indication there, the speedometer...
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For a second there, I thought you were starting to suggest "hey dummy, were you driving on ice?" :rofl:
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That is exactly where the oil pressure switch was in my k5. Yours is probably mounted in a 45 degree fitting. My switch was straight in...
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AuroraGirl replied to the thread Have you checked your ground?.They are easy to check. And they are simple. Sadly sometimes they are hard to find, but the FSM usually has each one pointed out in a...
