Adam, the quality of the shift typically has to do with the amount of
vacuum. the less vacuum the harder the shift (I think I've got it the
right way). In addition, there is a means of adjusting the shift via
turning an adjuster... ie the adjuster controls the amount of vacuum.
Google will give you a wealth of information on this topic
cheers
In article ,
adam2006 wrote:
>On Aug 27, 8:11 pm, sch....RemoveThis@sciborg.uwaterloo.ca (Guenter Scholz)
>wrote:
>> In article ,
>>
>> adam2006 wrote:
>> >Can a low transmission oil be responsible? Thanks, Adam
>>
>> No
>>
>> cheers
>
>Thanks Guenter, The car had starting problem and died while running.
>It was fixed by replacing a reference sensor and also a T.D.C.
>sensor. I don't suppose any of these 2 sensors have anything to do
>with controlling the gear shift?!
>Thanks, Adam
> >> Stay informed about: 92 300E 2.6 transmission ""kicks"" going from first to secon.. 
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