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ok a few days ago i fixed my vacuume leak and it shifts like new, but on my way back up to school i have to take the highway for 3 hrs. was driving and was at 65 for about 30 min then the truck would like hessitate at not wanna go faster then 63, so i went down to 60, 20 min after that it did...
was having problems with vac at the trans and found out that i have 20 vac going into th vacuum regulator valve and around 10 coming out so i cleaned it and nothing changed, i dont have enough right now to buy a new one and was wondering if it will hurt to just bypass the whole thing?
ok i think that i found the problem i have 20 vac. going into the thing on the top front of the engine and only around 10 vac. comming out, and that is the line that funs to the trans.
should it be 20 in and out or is it right the way it is?
put in a new line and still low at the module, around 10 psi... any ideas
and does it have to be a steel line that i put in there or can i do rubber or something else?
i am showing a low vacuum at the modulator now is that a sign for bad line on the bottom or can that also be a bad modulator, (even know i just bought a new one but doesn't fit the line that was already there i had to mod it a lil bit.)
ok redid all of the hoses up top and checked the steel line and seems like no leaks, still having the same problem...
as it reves up i am getting like almost a kick down and gray smoke.