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Old 07-14-2003, 12:43 PM
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stealership a good way to go on diagnosing shifting problem?

im up in the air on what is really wrong with my shifting problem. i have talke dot downey, lc and marlin crawler and transmission shops and iam gettin all different ideas. i contacted the shop who put my tranny and clutch in last 29,000 miles or so. the service writer put in a SACHS clutch? are they good bad or ugly? i have never heard of them.. i still think its in the hyraulics and the pressure plate gets to hot to apply enough pressure to shift the truck wehn its hot.. any ideas?
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Ummmm.... And what is it doing? I take it you have a 5speed then? How many miles do you have on your truck ? Have you done any searching on this board to get your answer?
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to answer some questions its 1987 22r with 29,00 on tranny and clutch.. a SACHS clutch never heard of them.. basically the truck won;t shift when real hot. it will go inot gear but take alot of force.. i have changed.. SC, MC and gear oil... i have been told the pressure plate is shot
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