Re: low-roll shudder  
Re: Re: low-roll shudder -- rickyracer Post Reply Top of thread Maverick Message Board
Posted by: maverick-matt ®
2001/09/28, 00:38:05

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honestly i don't know. I had my nephew do an engine swap for me a few thousand miles back, and I don't recall whether he changed the filter then or not. It seems like he pulled the pan on the trans from the other car and said the fluid was trash and so I did not switch trannys, but I can't remember if he did this one as well.

One thing I noticed on the way home tonight was that if I shifted into first as I was stopping, the problem seemed to go away. I say seemed because one time I thought I felt a slight vibration, but I could not tell for sure.

:could be your front pump also,not pumping enough fluid due to wear in it. But then change/check the fluid condition and change the filter. If the filter is plugged no fluid flow and no hydralic action to make it work right. When was the last time the filter was changed?????
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::Oh great, something new to worry about. Not always, but frequently, after the engine warms up to about 190, I am experiencing a bad shudder when I start to take off from a stop under light or no throttle. It starts almost as soon as I take my foot off the brake and the car starts rolling at idle. I can't say what it would do under heavy throttle -- probably blow up. It almost feels like the torque converter is trying to lock up. The stock torque converter is not a lock-up converter right? It had done it a few times a while back, and I checked the tranny fluid, but it looked normal (clear & red) and was not low. I'll check again, but I expect it will be the same. I know I need u-joints, but I would think it would be temp-independent if it was. Have any of you experienced anything like this? Ideas? I will probably go ahead and replace the u-joints since I know I need them, and I'll check the fluid again. The car is a 77 with 302, C-4 column-shifter, 2.79 rear, all stock drivetrain.



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