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Posted by hilltim54 (Member # 10655) on :
 
So today I went to put my car in reverse and its slippn hella bad... I cant even feel it go in gear.. All the other gears work fine.. Just reverse is slipping... It has a Baumann shift kit, so wat could it be?? Valve body?? Servo?? I need some insight on this... A little to soon for a 5speed for me.. But if push comes to shove ill do.the swap
 

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Posted by BackwardSnake (Member # 10857) on :
 
Replace fluid, use two quarts of this with non synthetic ATF, cross fingers and hope for the best, then replace taillights, if not your SOL.


 

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Posted by hilltim54 (Member # 10655) on :
 

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Originally posted by BackwardSnake:
Replace fluid, use two quarts of this with non synthetic ATF, cross fingers and hope for the best, then replace taillights, if not your SOL.

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Posted by 707iiii (Member # 10923) on :
 
Does the fluid smell burnt?Do you have manual low?
 

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Posted by hilltim54 (Member # 10655) on :
 

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Originally posted by 707iiii:
Does the fluid smell burnt?Do you have manual low?

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Originally posted by 707iiii:
Does the fluid smell burnt?Do you have manual low?

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No it doesnt smell burnt... I have every gear, reverse just slips hella bad... The valvebody is coming out soon as we get back to sac

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Originally posted by 707iiii:
Does the fluid smell burnt?Do you have manual low?

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No it doesnt smell burnt... I have every gear, reverse just slips hella bad... The valvebody is coming out soon as we get back to sac

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Sounds like the rear band is working since you have manual first,which means for whatever reason the reverse clutch is not being applied. Sounds like your on the right track. Drop the pan and if everything looks clean drop the valvedody and hopefully you find a stuck valve.

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