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SweTruck · 10-26-2008, 01:08 PM

Hi all,

In my 57´ truck there´s a chevy 350/350 combo. I´m not that good on automatic transmisions. But I did recognize the pan bolt pattern. The tv is adjusted by wire, and there´s a vacuum line that hooks up to the transmission.

Problem; It is i sliping!

Symptom: After driving for a few minutes it starts to slip. A lot. If I stop or slow down it engages again.

When I first noticed, I looked at the dipstick, the level was on the "ok" mark but I filled up a pint anyway. It got better but not good. Now it´s way over the "ok" mark. I don´t know what happens if I overfill it.

Q: any tips or hints? Is there any ajustments to be made?

Take care

//Swetruck

10-26-2008, 01:08 PM	#1
SweTruck Registered User Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Huddinge, Sweden Posts: 14	Sliping tranny! Hi all, In my 57´ truck there´s a chevy 350/350 combo. I´m not that good on automatic transmisions. But I did recognize the pan bolt pattern. The tv is adjusted by wire, and there´s a vacuum line that hooks up to the transmission. Problem; It is i sliping! Symptom: After driving for a few minutes it starts to slip. A lot. If I stop or slow down it engages again. When I first noticed, I looked at the dipstick, the level was on the "ok" mark but I filled up a pint anyway. It got better but not good. Now it´s way over the "ok" mark. I don´t know what happens if I overfill it. Q: any tips or hints? Is there any ajustments to be made? Take care //Swetruck



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