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PHOENIX
Dodge Dakota
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1/03/2004
14:19:27
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will flushing my tranny help with the cold weather no shift problem, 97 v6 42re
thanx
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J and J Auto
GenII
1/03/2004
20:35:13
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No but a new trans temp sensor will help
in the cooling line near the Rad 2 wire plug
The sensor reading cold will make the trans shift
at a higher rpm and sometimes not drop O/D
replace the sensor
Larry
J&J Auto
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PHOENIX
Dodge Dakota
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1/04/2004
17:43:03
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thanx
larry
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Tom Mize
Dodge Dakota
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2/05/2004
22:06:59
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if you flush your transmission it will run a whole lot better, it also depends on how meny mile you have on the fluid..??
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rtdkota
R/T
2/06/2004
00:24:40
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Larry-- I have had a new tranny installed, and bypassed the OEM radiator portion of the old system as it was completely fubard with material--- and replaced all lines and a new tranny cooler with a trick mount up front. That sensor isn't doing anything for me now-- wonder what that'll do???
www.socaldakota.com
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tazzy
GenIII
2/06/2004
00:43:35
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WORD OF WARNING.
I had the trans flush thing..They used dexron ..my Tranny stareting acting up..
I found the TSD..
So I told Both places and I got My money back."from both"
So I did it my self..Again..
Got all the fluid out..Installed aHeavy Duty trans cooler..using high pressure lines..
by-passed the RAD..
If you by-pass the rad you might also By Pass a Check valve..No worry..Idle in NEUTREL for a few secs.. to let the covertyer fill up..
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