TRANSMISSION TROUBLE SHOOTING:


TRANSMISSION SLIPS IN ALL GEARS

Incorrect modulating pressure. Modulating pressure control valve or pressure relief valve is dirty or sticking. Vacuum line to transmission vacuum capsule clogged or leaking. Working pressure control valve dirty or sticking. Low working pressure. Defective primary pump.

Transmission Slips When Starting Off In 1st Or 2nd (Reverse Is Okay)
Band B-2 shift valve sticking. Band B-2 piston worn or damaged. Band B-2 adjusted incorrectly or worn or damaged. Adjust brake band B-2 by installing a longer thrust pin (if necessary). If transmission operates properly with selector lever in "2", but not in "3" or "D" position, one-way clutch may be slipping.

Transmission Slips In 2nd Gear Or Shifts From 1st To 3rd Gear
Check control valve B-1 for ease of operation. Replace valve body (if necessary). Remove and install brake band piston B-1, check sealing ring and replace (if necessary). Replace brake band B-1 and thrust body for B-1. Command valve binding.

Transmission Slips During 2-3 Upshift Or Slips Initially, Then Grabs Hold
Check modulating pressure and adjust (if necessary). Check for temperature throttle installation (if equipped). Valve body worn or damaged. Replace valve body (if necessary). Replace inner plates of clutch K-1 or recondition clutch (if necessary). Check front cover Teflon ring.


TRANSMISSION SLIPS DURING 3-4 UPSHIFT

Check and adjust modulating pressure. Governor damaged or working pressure incorrect. Valve body worn or damaged. Replace valve body (if necessary). Check Teflon rings supporting clutch K-2. Replace
inner plates of clutch K-2 or recondition clutch (if necessary).


INTERMITTENT NO 5TH GEAR

Check loose connections at throttle valve switch. Check for poor or loose wiring connections between TCM and transmission. See WIRING DIAGRAMS. Ensure proper TCM is installed.


NO 5TH GEAR OR TRANSMISSION SHIFTS TO 5TH UNDER LOAD

Check and repair vacuum line between intake manifold and ignition control unit. Check plates and sealing rings on brake B-3 piston. Replace if necessary.


NO POSITIVE ENGAGEMENT IN REVERSE

Check plates and sealing rings on brake B-3 piston. Replace
if necessary.


HARSH ENGAGEMENT WHEN SHIFTING GEARS

Incorrect working pressure. Check and adjust modulating pressure. Check vacuum line and connections for leaks. On vehicles equipped with diesel engines, check vacuum control valve. Coolant entering transmission oil cooler and contaminating transmission fluid. Replace radiator. If necessary, replace all friction linings and/or replace transmission.


HARSH ENGAGEMENT WHEN SELECTING "D" OR "R"

Idle speed too high. Check pressure receiving (pick-up) piston in valve body for ease of operation and correct installation. Replace valve body (if necessary).

NOTE: Pressure pick-up requires a running period of approximately 2 seconds. Harsh engagement may occur during repeated shifts between "N" and "D". If harshness takes place within 2 seconds, condition is considered normal.


HARSHNESS ON 4-3 DOWNSHIFT

Sealing ring on release end of band B-2 worn or damaged. Band B-2 piston worn or damaged. Band B-2 thrust body damaged.


CHATTER DURING UPSHIFT

Valve body malfunction. Check and repair or replace valve body.


WILL NOT UPSHIFT

Incorrect governor pressure. Defective governor assembly. Check for stuck kickdown solenoid or for constant voltage to solenoid caused by a defective fuel pump relay or sticking kickdown switch. Valve body dirty or valves sticking. Repair or replace valve body.


UPSHIFTS AT HIGHER SPEEDS THAN SPECIFIED

Check pressure control cable engagement, condition and adjustment. Check for stuck kickdown solenoid or for constant voltage to solenoid caused by a defective fuel pump relay or sticking kickdown
switch. Check governor pressure. If regulator pressure is too low, replace centrifugal governor. Ensure control pressure regulating valve is operable.


UPSHIFTS AT LOWER SPEEDS THAN SPECIFIED
Check pressure control cable engagement, condition and adjustment. Check full throttle stop by accelerating engine and ensuring throttle valve rests against full throttle stop. Readjust throttle stop (if necessary). Check governor pressure. If governor pressure is too high, replace centrifugal governor. Repair or replace valve body.


NO KICKDOWN

Check throttle control and pressure control cable engagement, condition and adjustment. Connect kickdown solenoid to battery and check for proper operation. Replace solenoid (if necessary). Check kickdown valve in valve body. Replace valve body (if necessary).


NO 4-3 OR 3-2 DOWNSHIFT

Control pressure cable out of adjustment. Leaking vacuum hoses and/or connections. Ensure brake shaft piston is operable. Replace valve body (if necessary).


UNCONTROLLED DOWNSHIFTS OUTSIDE RANGE OF KICKDOWN SWITCH

Remove kickdown solenoid. Check "O" ring on kickdown solenoid for damage. Check kickdown switch for sticking in pushed-in position. Replace switch (if necessary). Check for kickdown solenoid stuck in opened position. Replace kickdown solenoid (if necessary).


POOR ACCELERATION FROM STOPPED POSITION

Check stall speed. If stall speed is 400-700 RPM less than specified value, one-way clutch in torque converter is slipping. Replace torque converter (if necessary).


PARKING PAWL WILL NOT ENGAGE

Check rear engine mount. Replace engine mount (if necessary). Check adjustment of selector rod. Adjust selector rod (if necessary).


SELECTOR LEVER DOES NOT ENGAGE IN "R" OR "P"

With engine running, clean centrifugal governor and ensure correct operation. With engine not running, check operation of detent piston in lower cover.


ENGINE WILL NOT START IN "P" OR "N" POSITION

Adjust shift rod and starter lock-out switch. Replace starter lock-out switch (if necessary).


SMOKE IN EXHAUST (FLUID LOSS)

Diaphragm in vacuum control unit defective. Transmission oil is being drawn from engine through vacuum line. Replace vacuum control unit (if necessary).


FLUID LOSS BETWEEN TORQUE CONVERTER & PRIMARY PUMP

Seal torque converter oil drain plug. If leak continues, replace radial sealing ring and "O" ring on primary pump. Check primary pump "O" ring groove for porosity. Replace primary pump (if necessary).


HOWLING NOISE WHEN CHANGING GEARS (UNDER FULL LOAD)

Replace transmission oil filter.


HOWLING NOISE WHICH INCREASES AS ENGINE RPM INCREASES

Check primary pump and replace if necessary.


1ST GEAR & REVERSE TOO LOUD

Replace front planetary gear set. Reverse and 1st gear are louder than forward (driving) gears due to gear reduction. If noise seems too loud, or if in doubt, a similar vehicle should be used for comparison.


3RD GEAR TOO LOUD

Replace rear planetary gear set.


RATTLING NOISE AT 1500 RPM IN ALL POSITIONS EXCEPT "R"

Brake B-3 plates are vibrating in transmission housing. Replace brake B-3 plates, install damper spring and set release clearance to minimum value.


LIGHT GRINDING NOISE IN "P" & "N" POSITIONS

This condition is normal if a "rolling" noise of front planetary gear set is heard. If noise seems too loud, or if in doubt, a similar vehicle should be used for comparison.


"ROLLING" NOISES WHEN DRIVING IN REVERSE

Disc brake B-3 release clearance too great. Adjust release clearance to .06-.08" (1.5-2.0 mm) or replace disc brake plates. Outside plate carrier of clutch K-1 contacts piston.
Primary Pump Bushing Loosens After A Short Operating Period - Dowel pins for centering transmission to engine are not in place.

 

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