Long time before reverse engages
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No input on the initial issue and the four second delay when engaged straight from Park, that's odd. I'm wondering if the reverse clutch and steels are a bit worn, thus increasing the tolerance resulting in the longer delay?
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if the clutches were worn, would it only do it on the first shift from park after sitting for an hour or more? Then go away completely for the rest of the time driving?
once that first delayed reverse shift is done, shifting into reverse is immediate and firm for the rest of the trip..
once that first delayed reverse shift is done, shifting into reverse is immediate and firm for the rest of the trip..
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Just thought I'd provide an update. Been a few weeks since I added the Lucas to the fluid. No issues since. Don't know if I was actually a little low on fluid, or if the additives helped. But reverse is just fine now. Maybe a one second delay in shifting to reverse before it engages. thanks.
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