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Having problems after rebuild
I just had the tranny rebuilt by a local guy, who sort of does it "on the side". He assures me that he took no shortcuts, and that he replaced everything that needed replaced. It's a '95 Jeep Grand Cherokee (42rh I believe). I took it out and took it to him, then picked it up and put it back in myself.
It seems to work ok when it's cold, but after warm up, it starts doing strange things, like
not upshifting,
or when it does upshift sometimes it won't downshift.
Then when I stop, it feels like I've been rearended, there's a big bang and it shakes the whole Jeep!
Also sometimes after I stop, it seems as though it's stuck in high gear, it has very little power, and you can smell something burning, if you manually shift it to low or reverse then drive, it seems fine.
Also, sometimes, when i turn into a side street, then gas it, it just revs like it's in neutral, if i leave off the gas then back on, it's ok.
He said I probably didn't need to replace the T converter since it was replaced when the tranny was rebuilt the last time, before I bought the jeep.
I should mention also, that before I installed it, I noticed that the splines on the larger input shaft (outside one) seemed worn down, they weren't as sharp as the ones on the smaller inside shaft. I probably should have stopped and taken it back to him then, but I assumed he saw it and felt it was ok.
I was very careful to adjust the TV cable correctly, and used correct amount of the Chrysler recommended ATF4.
I haven't been able to contact the guy who rebuilt, and don't suppose I'll hear from him over the weekend. If any of you could give me some idea what's wrong with it, it will help me when I do get a hold of him.
Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.
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