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    Grinding automatic tranny???

    I just replaced my transmission on my 89 lxi acclord "automatic" and it works great except when its cold and i take it out of reverse it will make a chunking grind noise. If I warm my car up fully first it won't do it nearly as bad. Everyone I have talked to about this says they never heard an automatic tranny grind out of gears like mine does. Any ideas??

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    if your fluid levels are ok,and its not the normal clunking sound and it only happens in reverse, it may be the reverse idler bearing

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    Try pushing the peddle all the way down.
    Stop bench racing and pick up a wrench

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    Question

    Originally posted by Elijah
    Try pushing the peddle all the way down.
    ...what pedal....

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    the brake my friend had the same prob .
    Stop bench racing and pick up a wrench

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    ahhh.....howd the brake cause a noise in gearbox?

    :smokin:

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    well you know how you cant put it in gear without pushing on the brake well right now i have 3 auto 3g's at home hade four ones dead rip well they all do the same thing if i dont push on the brake enough when its cold manly it will grind like it does when you fuck up driveing stick.
    Stop bench racing and pick up a wrench

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    If I were you I would swap in a 5 speed. Or get like a b18 or something. I was thinking about doing that swap until my bro sold his car.

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    Iam going to do a swap soon I think I'am getting the mounts and wireing harness from civtec I should be byeing them next week.
    Stop bench racing and pick up a wrench

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    cool i'll try the brake nice and hard to see if it helps... what is the b18? I like it automatic, i thought about making it a stick but it would take too much effort.
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    thats the selector gear, mine does it too.
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    My reverse grinds. I thought that's the way the car is made. LOL
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    Originally posted by white89lx
    what is the b18?

    its a motor .... mine makes a grinding noise to when i go to reverse to park
    Jay

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    I want the A/T shifter cable

    if you fellows junk your a/t's, I could sure use the shift cable..mine was melted a few months back when my cat overheated..and it's really stiff right now in the morning..better when hot, but I know this thing is gonna leave me somewhere when it breaks.

    I got payapl, so drop me an email when you get the tranny out and extract the cable..somebody could certainly use the shift position swicth too ( I don't but there are some posts regarding trouble with the nuetral switch)

    sorry don't have any 5spd stuff at all, all my 3g's are auto, but I do have lots of odds and ends mostly electrical

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