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Old 09-23-2009, 06:21 PM   #41
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what about 1/2 does it do the same?
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Old 09-23-2009, 07:14 PM   #42
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alright so at the very very end it looked like it finally went into 2nd, right? was that due to you lifting off the throttle? did you lift off at any other time during the video?
No that was str8 through, I didn't lift off the throttle at all, it just kinda jerked into second gear
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Old 09-25-2009, 06:48 AM   #43
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I'm back I did the tranny flush, and that damm sure didn't help still doing what it was doing before, I think it's mechanically on it's way out
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Old 09-25-2009, 08:38 PM   #44
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is the P (power light on the switch) blinking?
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Old 09-28-2009, 07:26 AM   #45
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is the P (power light on the switch) blinking?
No it is not blinking, wat does it mean when it blinks
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Old 09-28-2009, 03:04 PM   #46
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when it blinks it means the transmission control unit has a code meaning one of the sensor's or solenoids is malfunctioned etc.
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Old 09-29-2009, 08:07 AM   #47
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when it blinks it means the transmission control unit has a code meaning one of the sensor's or solenoids is malfunctioned etc.
yea no P blinking, but I know it's mechanically going because reverse is beginning to fail
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Old 09-29-2009, 08:06 PM   #48
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aww man. yea they say thats one of the signs. that sucks
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Old 09-29-2009, 09:05 PM   #49
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aww man. yea they say thats one of the signs. that sucks
4real time 2 hit up da junk yard
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Old 09-29-2009, 09:13 PM   #50
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yea no P blinking, but I know it's mechanically going because reverse is beginning to fail
good luck finding a VE to get a tranny from. often times there are none at the JY near me, tho you're lucky it's a/t and not m/t, cuz i've only ever seen 1 VE5 at the JY near me. but i guess it's cheaper than getting it rebuilt. WORST CASE scenario you can use a 4th gen tranny and just swap the bellhousing from your VE tranny and use a non-LSD driverside axle (may be the same as a 4th gen axle, but not 100% sure). If you do that you might need to get the diff bearing preload adjusted by a tranny shop, but that's still cheaper than a full rebuild. [Aaron92se is running a VE auto tranny on a VQ engine so it will work in the reverse as well as long as you swap the bellhousing.]
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how much would it cost to resleeve?

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Old 09-30-2009, 08:26 PM   #51
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good luck finding a VE to get a tranny from. often times there are none at the JY near me, tho you're lucky it's a/t and not m/t, cuz i've only ever seen 1 VE5 at the JY near me. but i guess it's cheaper than getting it rebuilt. WORST CASE scenario you can use a 4th gen tranny and just swap the bellhousing from your VE tranny and use a non-LSD driverside axle (may be the same as a 4th gen axle, but not 100% sure). If you do that you might need to get the diff bearing preload adjusted by a tranny shop, but that's still cheaper than a full rebuild. [Aaron92se is running a VE auto tranny on a VQ engine so it will work in the reverse as well as long as you swap the bellhousing.]
I've come across engines, so I hope trannies show up to
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Old 10-11-2009, 07:58 AM   #52
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Back with ma update Well I filled up this supposingly 18.1 gallon tank although I only got 15 gallons in their and it was above the "F", anyhow after I damm near empty out my gask tank it was reading 260 miles my calculation 260/15= 17.3 miles per gallon and I know thats not efficient at all, but I also notice that when I'm crusing at 70 the RPM is at about 3200, and that I believe is the problem(transmission failing)
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Back with ma update Well I filled up this supposingly 18.1 gallon tank although I only got 15 gallons in their and it was above the "F", anyhow after I damm near empty out my gask tank it was reading 260 miles my calculation 260/15= 17.3 miles per gallon and I know thats not efficient at all, but I also notice that when I'm crusing at 70 the RPM is at about 3200, and that I believe is the problem(transmission failing)
yea 70mph in OD should be more like... 2800
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Old 10-11-2009, 09:37 AM   #54
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yea 70mph in OD should be more like... 2800
Oh yea guess that the problem...damm
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Oh yea guess that the problem...damm
i guess, cuz even if you had the wrong tire size, the relatioship between your tach and speedometer would remain the same. not that i know if you have a non-stock tire size anyhow.
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Old 10-11-2009, 10:00 AM   #56
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i guess, cuz even if you had the wrong tire size, the relatioship between your tach and speedometer would remain the same. not that i know if you have a non-stock tire size anyhow.
well I do have 17" wheels on ma car I was gunna put the stocks back on soon and see what happens
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yea 70mph in OD should be more like... 2800
That doesn't sound right to me. My max is within 75 MPH when I reach 2500 RPM and near or on 85 MPH when it's at 3000 RPM.

But I do get around 12-15 MPG most likely due to an exhaust leak and a bad O2 sensor (which I will fix next week). Don't know if running the car with a bad exhaust system would make a big difference.

EDIT: Just noticed that biggz has a VE engine while I have a VG. So my info won't be that helpful

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That doesn't sound right to me. My max is within 75 MPH when I reach 2500 RPM and near or on 85 MPH when it's at 3000 RPM.

But I do get around 12-15 MPG most likely due to an exhaust leak and a bad O2 sensor (which I will fix next week). Don't know if running the car with a bad exhaust system would make a big difference.

EDIT: Just noticed that biggz has a VE engine while I have a VG. So my info won't be that helpful
hmm i guess a/t does rev lower doesn't it? I was thinking about 5th gear on my car. I remember that 45mph locked up in OD was 1600rpm on my automatic. VE might have a shorter final drive tho (on manual it's 3.65 VG and 3.83 VE, i think)
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