Is my tranny dead?
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Is my tranny dead?
Whenever I drive my 87 N/A and let go of the gas the car starts to bog a bit ( this is at like 3000rpm ) and I was wondering if this is normal or not?
it doesn't feel like its gonna stall but lightly tap the gas then let go and the car bogs.
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it doesn't feel like its gonna stall but lightly tap the gas then let go and the car bogs.
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I would say depending what gear you are in. If your in a lower gear @ 3000 and let off, the car is certainly going to nosedive, but if your in 4th/5th and let off you shouldn't feel any abnormality. The car is going to slow down because of the gearing, but as I said before, it shouldn't be a strange feeling. It should react like any other vehicle. I've never experienced that reaction(TII).
Maybe someone who has an N/A might know what may be causing that feeling @ 3000.
Maybe someone who has an N/A might know what may be causing that feeling @ 3000.
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I've driven a 5spd previous to this and a couple of my friends that drove my FC said that the trans felt a little funny as well. So I don't know what it could be.
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Originally posted by cmartinp28
i dont think you can engine break on an automatic....... it goes to neutral as soon as you let off the gas..... doesnt it?
i dont think you can engine break on an automatic....... it goes to neutral as soon as you let off the gas..... doesnt it?
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