Auto Tranny Dying?
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just the existing because the fluid level looked like it could take a little more. if you do it i would recommend making sure the fluid level is at the right level because tranny's don't like too much or too little fluid. i drove it around for about 30 miles since then and it's still slipping and it's getting worse. I took it in today to a well know toyota shop and hopefully the diagnosis won't be too bad.
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Is it true that if your auto tranny shifts kinda hard sometimes it is dying? Mine will shift hard from time to time. With 147K mi. I want to get a rebuild but @ $2,500 installed???
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These auto tranny's are pretty stout. I wouldn't be concerned about a little bit of hard shifting. I'm just gonna drive mine until it wwon't move any longer, then I'll fix it. Mines a 95 4Runner A340h 3.0 162k
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This might be a highjack. but Would love to see a concensus of tranny flush customers. I did the borg warner in my ole Volvo at about 230k and it died soon after. Scared to do it on my 280k truck.
Jim
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