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Question 700R4 with slipping converter clutch

My 700R4 is circa 1988, but recently rebuilt with new lock-up converter.

Recently, when warm (not hot) the clutch slips while locked up in 4th gear. Going up a long hill with cruise control, speed is rock solid steady, but RPM goes up 100 to 200, but clutch is partially locked because if I turn off TCC solenoid with dashboard switch, RPM goes up another 100 to 200, depending on steepness of hill.

Voltmeter across A and D terminals at tranny shows full voltage, even as TCC is slipping. Other than a glazed clutch, what else might be causing this?

By the way there is no shudder or jerking, just very smooth increase in RPM (and its real, I can hear the exhaust pitch rise, also).

Thanx for any help,

The Clevite Kid
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