Justin_
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Hey guys. I was pulling out of my place today and was able to back out just fine but when I went to go forward I just barely started moving and then nothing. I found that forward would not work and reverse had also disappeared.
I had noticed issues a couple times before but didn't think much of it as it only lasted for a second or so, but now here we are. If you ease into it super slow forward and reverse will still catch just a bit but basically don't do anything.
Definitely not burnt up discs as it didn't ease out of functioning like I felt before, not to mention the transmission fluid looks fine and is filled to proper levels as well
Went and got an oil pressure tester and found that the pressure was kind of all over the place. In reverse at idle it sat around 90/110 PSI and at wot it sat in the neighborhood of 200 to 230.
Drive started out with an idle at 90, then I went to do wot and saw it around 140, however then I floored it again and saw it around 240. At that point it almost felt like it was going to try to overcome the breaks instead of just sit there.
I went back to check reverse and it floated around, them tried drive again and I was back to nothing.
I don't have any lights or codes to go with this. Anybody have any input?
Just running the test again to make sure.
Reverse at idle started around 120 then jumped to 180 when the engine revved up, then settled about 135. At WOT it peaked up and then settled around 230. Going back to idle it settled around 60.
Drive at idle started at 60 then eased its way up to 90/110 then after letting it sit for a bit dropped down to 55. At WOT it started at 70, peaked at 150, then went back down to about 90. It then settled into idle at about 50.
First and second both do about what I would expect. They started off at a constant idle, then slowly increased in pressure with throttle, topping out a little above 300 peak. I didn't keep it there long as first gear was able to overcome the brakes and didn't want to toy with it on 2nd.
I had noticed issues a couple times before but didn't think much of it as it only lasted for a second or so, but now here we are. If you ease into it super slow forward and reverse will still catch just a bit but basically don't do anything.
Definitely not burnt up discs as it didn't ease out of functioning like I felt before, not to mention the transmission fluid looks fine and is filled to proper levels as well
Went and got an oil pressure tester and found that the pressure was kind of all over the place. In reverse at idle it sat around 90/110 PSI and at wot it sat in the neighborhood of 200 to 230.
Drive started out with an idle at 90, then I went to do wot and saw it around 140, however then I floored it again and saw it around 240. At that point it almost felt like it was going to try to overcome the breaks instead of just sit there.
I went back to check reverse and it floated around, them tried drive again and I was back to nothing.
I don't have any lights or codes to go with this. Anybody have any input?
Just running the test again to make sure.
Reverse at idle started around 120 then jumped to 180 when the engine revved up, then settled about 135. At WOT it peaked up and then settled around 230. Going back to idle it settled around 60.
Drive at idle started at 60 then eased its way up to 90/110 then after letting it sit for a bit dropped down to 55. At WOT it started at 70, peaked at 150, then went back down to about 90. It then settled into idle at about 50.
First and second both do about what I would expect. They started off at a constant idle, then slowly increased in pressure with throttle, topping out a little above 300 peak. I didn't keep it there long as first gear was able to overcome the brakes and didn't want to toy with it on 2nd.