A340F delayed 1-2 shift when cold??
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A340F delayed 1-2 shift when cold??
I've had the 1990 4runner 22re long enough to catch up on most items the previous owner neglected- but not long enough to know these trucks well. I have a delayed 1-2 shift when cold but when operating temp seems to shift fine- checked oil level and TV adjustment OK. Delayed shift under light throttle but will shift when let off throttle. 131k miles.
A couple other questions:
Is it normal for pressure to blow off when opening fuel cap for a fill up? I would have thought any vapors would be pulled through the engine for emissions.
Transfer case lube- I replaced what was in there- ATF with ATF but further reading suggests gear oil???
A couple other questions:
Is it normal for pressure to blow off when opening fuel cap for a fill up? I would have thought any vapors would be pulled through the engine for emissions.
Transfer case lube- I replaced what was in there- ATF with ATF but further reading suggests gear oil???
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Bad shifting when cold is usually the shift solenoids sticking. Don't use gear oil in the 340 transfer case. The tranny and xfer case share the fluid.
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Phoned back home to a tranny shop, buddies first guess was ATF as well but I asked him to spec it. A340H takes ATF, A340F as in 22RE takes gear oil- separate transfer case.
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Didn't know that. This brings up the question as to whether the xfer case has a shift solenoid in it like the 340H does.
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