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No movement.
Thank you, I am currently in Germany. I will try when I get home.- Mark Vieth
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- Forum: All Other Transmissions
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No movement.
War Wagon, the level is a little high when running. But I was thinking about loosing the purge/air pocket somewhere.- Mark Vieth
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- Forum: All Other Transmissions
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No movement.
You mean the part about “started engine? The engine is doing very well. When the accelerator is depressed the body of the vehicle rolls from the torque.- Mark Vieth
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- Forum: All Other Transmissions
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No movement.
I must be missing something? How does this apply to the Suburban?- Mark Vieth
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- Forum: All Other Transmissions
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I have a 91 R2500 Suburban 4L80E transmission, I changed fluid and filter. The filter kit had a very soft pan gasket that was folded up to fit in the box. Steam cleaned the pan, cleaned the transmission seal surfaces, installed filter and gasket, TORQUED, filled and drove 12 miles. All is well...- Mark Vieth
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