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    Unhappy bad luck, please help

     



    im very new,i need some help. i got an 88 firebird 2.8, the trany slips in o/drive and drive.the fluid is over filled, dose that have anything to do with it , or any way to fix the sliping??

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    Re: bad luck, please help

     



    Originally posted by fullerhose
    im very new,i need some help. i got an 88 firebird 2.8, the trany slips in o/drive and drive.the fluid is over filled, dose that have anything to do with it , or any way to fix the sliping??
    Overfilling is NOT good. You can fix the slippage with an overhaul kit.
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    How did it get overfilled? are you checking it correctly (hot, in neutral, engine idling, on level ground)?

    remove the excess fluid, or perhaps change it and clean/replace hte filter and see if that helps.

    As to overhauling it, it is not something for the first time amateur to try and do. Trans rebuilding is a specialty. If you can r&r the trans you can do an exchange at most any trannie shop, and they will still guarantee the new trans for a year/12k miles. A used trannie is a possibility too, try the boneyards for that.

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