[DML] Re: Speaking of Automatics...

["David Teitelbaum" <jtrealty@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Repair or replace the shift computer. Replace or clean the
transmission filter. The procedure is over at dmcnews.com in the tech
section. Have the shop do ALL the external adjustments INCLUDING A
LINE PRESSURE CHECK. The whine is "not a good thing" as Martha would
say. Either the level is too low or too high or the filter is plugged
up. The whine you hear is the cavitation inside the fluid pump and it
will mean the line pressure is low. A low line pressure will kill the
clutch packs, again "not a good thing". On a long shot it *could* be a
bad idler pulley bearing. Just replace them or temporaraly remove the
belt on the A/C and run the motor to see if it goes away. You will
notice the whine is more pronounced in cold weather, the transmission
fluid is thicker, causing it to whine more. Contrary to what you are
being told the whine is not normal.
David Teitelbaum
vin 10757



--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "artbywarren" <artbywarren@xxxx> wrote:
> 
> 
> Hey, Folks!
> 
> I just happened to check in to the list here for the first time in a 
> long while and I want to pose a question or two of my own about the 
> Auto Tranny. First of all, my Auto hasn't been doing so good lately, 
> and hopefully by relaying some of the symptoms to you all, maybe you 









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