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Car Forum / Chevrolet / Chevrolet Trucks / November 20042003 chevy silverado tranny
The first two shifts, from a stand still or already moving, seem to go in rather rough, lift a jolt. I ve taken it to the dealer twice, once they overhauled it, then the second time the reset the module, yet the problem is still present. So what may be the problem? > The first two shifts, from a stand still or already moving, seem to go in > rather rough, lift a jolt. I ve taken it to the dealer twice, once they > overhauled it, then the second time the reset the module, yet the problem > is still present. So what may be the problem? Any noise with the shifts (clunk, bangm thunk, etc)? Or is it just shifting quickly and firmly? Doc I've got an 04 that clunks 3rd to 4th up and clunks 4th to 3rd down every time.The dealership said there was a service notice on it and that it [clunk] is because of tolerances in the tranny, and there is no recommended repair .Sound like BS to me Ken >> The first two shifts, from a stand still or already moving, seem to go in >> rather rough, lift a jolt. I ve taken it to the dealer twice, once they [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Doc > I've got an 04 that clunks 3rd to 4th up and clunks 4th to 3rd down every > time.The dealership said there was a service notice on it and that it > [clunk] is because of tolerances in the tranny, and there is no > recommended repair .Sound like BS to me > Ken 2 or 4 wheel drive? Doc >>> The first two shifts, from a stand still or already moving, seem to go >>> in rather rough, lift a jolt. I ve taken it to the dealer twice, once [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >> >> Doc 4 WD Ken >> I've got an 04 that clunks 3rd to 4th up and clunks 4th to 3rd down >> every time.The dealership said there was a service notice on it and that [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] >>> >>> Doc >4 WD > Ken Hopefully Ian is reading this thread and can correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe there is a TSB on the newer 4WD trucks for driveline clunk when shifting due to a combination of clearances in the various components of the driveline. AFAIK, the TSB stated that this condition is "normal" and there isn't a fix for it. Doc well, yea like a firm shift with a jolt sometimes >> The first two shifts, from a stand still or already moving, seem to go in >> rather rough, lift a jolt. I ve taken it to the dealer twice, once they [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Doc |
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