newtongtz
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- Joined
- Aug 26, 2023
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- Location
- south Dakota
- First Name
- Isaac
- Truck Year
- 75
- Truck Model
- c10
- Engine Size
- 350
Hello, I have a 75 c10 with a 350/t350. I have seen a few threads with similar symptoms, but not exact, so I’m starting a new one.
When the truck is cold, everything works as it should. However, once it warms up I lose 3rd gear and it’s also very slow to find reverse. If it happens to find 3rd, and once it’s in reverse everything is nice and tight, no slipping. I know reverse and 3rd use the same clutch pack so I’m thinking it’s rebuild time, but I thought I would throw this out here before I remove the greasy pig.
I should mention that the fluid is all new, filter is new, modulator is new, and I removed and cleaned the Governor. The Governor was a little sticky so I cleaned that up and got it functional before reinstalling(No change). Also when I dropped the pan there was some clutch material obviously, but not as much as I was expecting to find.
The whole transmission is covered in 50 years worth of dirt and grease so I’m hoping someone has an easy idea I’m missing before I set out to pull this thing out.
Thank you!
When the truck is cold, everything works as it should. However, once it warms up I lose 3rd gear and it’s also very slow to find reverse. If it happens to find 3rd, and once it’s in reverse everything is nice and tight, no slipping. I know reverse and 3rd use the same clutch pack so I’m thinking it’s rebuild time, but I thought I would throw this out here before I remove the greasy pig.
I should mention that the fluid is all new, filter is new, modulator is new, and I removed and cleaned the Governor. The Governor was a little sticky so I cleaned that up and got it functional before reinstalling(No change). Also when I dropped the pan there was some clutch material obviously, but not as much as I was expecting to find.
The whole transmission is covered in 50 years worth of dirt and grease so I’m hoping someone has an easy idea I’m missing before I set out to pull this thing out.
Thank you!