black97spyder
Proven Member
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- Oct 13, 2012
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independence,
Kansas
Ok so this is a wierd one and It's a pretty narrow solution. But doesn't explain why It's happening.
Everything has been shifting fine since I got my new DSM up and running about 2 months ago. So after cruising earlier today I went home and kinda got on it and went thru 2nd and 3rd when I was almost there. Still no problems...
So i jump in my car to go to town a few hours later, I left my house and the car absolutely would not shift for the life of it when jus trying to baby around (auto). I checked the fluid and it was a tad over a quart low so topped it off, car still wouldn't shift when you would jus slowly speed up. I then put boost to it and it would shift under boost (about 1/3 throttle) but when i slow down to stop it downshifts on its own and in order for it to shift I have to semi- get on it so it even shift. After I realized it would shift under boost I very slowly sped up thru the gears and found that it will shift without getting on it right above 4,000 rpm if i hold it there.
ANY and ALL input would be appreciated from the community. Thanks guys!
Everything has been shifting fine since I got my new DSM up and running about 2 months ago. So after cruising earlier today I went home and kinda got on it and went thru 2nd and 3rd when I was almost there. Still no problems...
So i jump in my car to go to town a few hours later, I left my house and the car absolutely would not shift for the life of it when jus trying to baby around (auto). I checked the fluid and it was a tad over a quart low so topped it off, car still wouldn't shift when you would jus slowly speed up. I then put boost to it and it would shift under boost (about 1/3 throttle) but when i slow down to stop it downshifts on its own and in order for it to shift I have to semi- get on it so it even shift. After I realized it would shift under boost I very slowly sped up thru the gears and found that it will shift without getting on it right above 4,000 rpm if i hold it there.
ANY and ALL input would be appreciated from the community. Thanks guys!