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Got Charlotte back today shes got a recertified tranny in her. They left a quart of gm tranny fluid and a booklet about srta transmitions. I just hope the put the HD transmition in there, but I'll find out soon enough.
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and a booklet about srta transmitions.
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Actually the problem started before I did any mods. I took it to the dealer and they replaced a solenoid or something and called it fixed. I knew better and turns out I was right, it just took a few thousand miles for the problem to become un-ignorable.
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it makes a kind of hardly audible whining sound. Like there is an electric motor in there or something, I'm sure thats what all new transmitions sound like. But I don't think I'll be flooring it for at least 400 miles or so to make sure everything is broken in.
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I don't think I'll be flooring it for at least 400 miles or so to make sure everything is broken in.
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Originally Posted by hugger10
it makes a kind of hardly audible whining sound. Like there is an electric motor in there or something, I'm sure thats what all new transmitions sound like. But I don't think I'll be flooring it for at least 400 miles or so to make sure everything is broken in.