overdrive
#1
overdrive
Well i left my truck sitting at a parking lot in the university parking lot while i was at camp for three days...i didnt drive it in those three days and for some reason my overdrive only kicks on halfwayish...normally when its on i run 2500rpm's at 60mph but now i'm running at 3000 at 60..its a pain because when i run on the highway at 80 i'm doing damn near close to 4000 rpms and my a/t oil light comes on until i slow it down for a while. it hasn't done this before and it is fine on trany fluid and i replaced the filter and fluid less than 1000 miles ago. please help anyone... its a 1995 4runner auto tranny 3vze
#2
It might not be your overdrive but the torque converter might not be locking up.
That would cause your tramsission to get hot.
To check it, push in the O/D switch and see if your revs go up. If they do, then it's definitely a problem with the lock up.
That would cause your tramsission to get hot.
To check it, push in the O/D switch and see if your revs go up. If they do, then it's definitely a problem with the lock up.
#3
i when the O/D button is in the off position and the dash light is on the revs go up like they're supposed to but when i press it back to the on position they go down but not as much as before. how could sitting for three days cause this?
#6
Originally Posted by 95RunnerSR5
how could sitting for three days cause this?
Last edited by mt_goat; Jul 16, 2006 at 06:02 PM.
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#9
Here is the transmission part of the 93 FSM, my guess is you have the A340H tranny (if 4WD). http://personal.utulsa.edu/~nathan-b...autotrans.html
Last edited by mt_goat; Jul 16, 2006 at 06:10 PM.
#11
Originally Posted by 95RunnerSR5
i'm really lost about what could be causing this problem...because the torque converter does lock most of the way, just not as much as it did before
#14
Originally Posted by 95RunnerSR5
i know it locks up because when driving with it off i can turn it on with the button and watch the rpm's fall....
#15
Originally Posted by 95RunnerSR5
i know it locks up because when driving with it off i can turn it on with the button and watch the rpm's fall....
#17
When you get it fixed be sure to do a transmission flush because those ATF overheat idiot lights don't come on until the ATF is really hot and cooked. When the TC is unlocked the slippage generates a lot of heat. I wouldn't drive it myself until it's fixed for fear of transmission failure due to overheating. Here is some good info on tranny flushing: http://www.gadgetonline.com/TransFlush.htm
#19
Originally Posted by 95RunnerSR5
how do i check my lock-up selenoid so see if it is working or not?
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