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What's up ? 700 1989

posted by  crank it up on  Mon Jul 22 14:02 CST 2002
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Well the car is idling better, but when under load it still is missing. Drove it for a while yesterday and noticed that since replacing the RSR and the power stage, that the car seems to be shifting weird. Have to completely let off the gas pedal to get it to go into overdrive. Seems to be more noticable at low speeds. Then when I give the car just a little bit of gas it jumps back into third. There is also a seemingly delayed shift between 2nd and 3rd. This seems different then before the RSR and power start were replaced. I used a HUCO power stage. Are the fail to start, high speed miss and these new shifting responses related somehow? The car was running fine before the initial problem. The OD selenoid was replaced a year ago.
Any thoughts or help would be very much appreciated
Thanks UB






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