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1979 4x4 f150.... frame rebuilt,,, reconditioned most everything over the last 9 months,,, except the trans as it was done 3 years ago and has about 10,000 miles.
i put an external fan driven cooler/filter on it,,, left the stock filter off.... also had to " home - weld " a transfer case frame mount....that summarizes my efforts to date,,, now....all of a sudden two "things" have started to happen...
1. when cold, it is slow to go into gear,,, forward or reverse....
2. form a standing start,,, when i moderatly "punch" the throttle, it more or less "pops" outta gear,,, this does not happen unless iam accelerating from a standing start.....
could it be .... vacum modulator or a band adjustment????
>slow initial engagement based on my 78 book it says fluid
>level, linkage adjustment, clutch and band application, or
>oil control system
>
>do you have to rev it up to get it to pop back into gear? if
>you do then its the fluid level most likely.
>slow initial engagement based on my 78 book it says fluid
>level, linkage adjustment, clutch and band application, or
>oil control system
>
>do you have to rev it up to get it to pop back into gear? if
>you do then its the fluid level most likely.
As to "rev - up" question, the answere is no,,, i have to actual slow down or come to a complete stop.