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Dana Hoffman

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Since: Aug 14, 2007
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(Msg. 1) Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2007 12:02 am
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Lately I've been having problems with shifting. I have an
automatic. When it shifts into 4th (I think) the rpms go to almost 4k.
If I let off the gas it will shift. This also happens when I'm going
about 40 or so. It's done that for about 5 months, but getting to 30
just started. I really don't want to think the tranny is bad. I have
checked the fluid and it's a decent color, not burnt.
I also smell a rotten egg smell from the exhaust. I've had the
exhaust manifold gaskets replaced but the smell is still there. This
leads me to think that the catalytic converter is plugged. I also don't
have much power. Any help greatly appreciated.

This weekend I'm gonna take down the pan and replace the fluid and
filter to see if that helps.

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JimV1

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(Msg. 2) Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2007 10:45 am
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Dana Hoffman wrote:
> Lately I've been having problems with shifting. I have an
> automatic. When it shifts into 4th (I think) the rpms go to almost 4k.
> If I let off the gas it will shift. This also happens when I'm going
> about 40 or so. It's done that for about 5 months, but getting to 30
> just started. I really don't want to think the tranny is bad. I have
> checked the fluid and it's a decent color, not burnt.
> I also smell a rotten egg smell from the exhaust. I've had the
> exhaust manifold gaskets replaced but the smell is still there. This
> leads me to think that the catalytic converter is plugged. I also don't
> have much power. Any help greatly appreciated.
>
> This weekend I'm gonna take down the pan and replace the fluid and
> filter to see if that helps.
>

It sounds like your transmission is failing. The rotten egg smell is
likely from a mixture problem. Is your "check engine" light on? Does
your "OD off" light flash when you start the car?

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Dana Hoffman

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(Msg. 3) Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2007 10:45 am
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Nope, no lights flash at all. Check engine light isn't on either. OD is
on all times. I checked that first but it wasn't the problem.


JimV wrote:
> Dana Hoffman wrote:
>> Lately I've been having problems with shifting. I have an
>> automatic. When it shifts into 4th (I think) the rpms go to almost
>> 4k. If I let off the gas it will shift. This also happens when I'm
>> going about 40 or so. It's done that for about 5 months, but getting
>> to 30 just started. I really don't want to think the tranny is bad. I
>> have checked the fluid and it's a decent color, not burnt.
>> I also smell a rotten egg smell from the exhaust. I've had the
>> exhaust manifold gaskets replaced but the smell is still there. This
>> leads me to think that the catalytic converter is plugged. I also
>> don't have much power. Any help greatly appreciated.
>>
>> This weekend I'm gonna take down the pan and replace the fluid and
>> filter to see if that helps.
>>
>
> It sounds like your transmission is failing. The rotten egg smell is
> likely from a mixture problem. Is your "check engine" light on? Does
> your "OD off" light flash when you start the car?
>
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DS

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(Msg. 4) Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2007 11:55 am
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Dana Hoffman wrote:
> I also smell a rotten egg smell from the exhaust. I've had the
> exhaust manifold gaskets replaced but the smell is still there. This
> leads me to think that the catalytic converter is plugged. I also don't
> have much power. Any help greatly appreciated.
>

The rotten egg smell is related to the gas in your tank. Try switching
stations on your next fillup.
Power loss could be attributed to:
-dirty air filter
-dirty fuel filter
-old spark plugs
-old spark plug wires
-cap and rotor

I'd check all these first. But you definitely need to get your tranny
looked at. I've never owned an automatic before (ever) so I don't have
experience with your symptoms.

DS
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Dirtblack

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(Msg. 5) Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2007 6:39 pm
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On Aug 14, 7:45 am, JimV wrote:
> Dana Hoffman wrote:
> > Lately I've been having problems with shifting. I have an
> > automatic. When it shifts into 4th (I think) the rpms go to almost 4k.
> > If I let off the gas it will shift. This also happens when I'm going
> > about 40 or so. It's done that for about 5 months, but getting to 30
> > just started. I really don't want to think the tranny is bad. I have
> > checked the fluid and it's a decent color, not burnt.
> > I also smell a rotten egg smell from the exhaust. I've had the
> > exhaust manifold gaskets replaced but the smell is still there. This
> > leads me to think that the catalytic converter is plugged. I also don't
> > have much power. Any help greatly appreciated.
>
> > This weekend I'm gonna take down the pan and replace the fluid and
> > filter to see if that helps.
>
> It sounds like your transmission is failing. The rotten egg smell is
> likely from a mixture problem. Is your "check engine" light on? Does
> your "OD off" light flash when you start the car?

I am also thinking it could be the transmission speed sensor. After
looking at reviews that's a part that goes bad. Would that be
something easy to change without lowering the tranny?
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