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Car Forum / Dodge / Dodge Trucks / May 2007

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Torque flight 904

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andy - 13 May 2007 02:45 GMT
I just rebuilt the trans in my dodge 250 pickup and road tested it to
day
The trans shifts from 1st to 3rd, no 2nd gear
can some help?
Is this a band adjustment?
Thanks
Max Dodge - 13 May 2007 14:47 GMT
Yes, its a band adjustment. However, since you have a 250 series truck, you
do not have a 904, which has different specs on band adjustment than the
A727 you have. Next, since the 904 requires tighter adjustment than your
727, (2 vs. 2.5 turns for the 727) its likely you've lost the apply strut,
or the band is no longer anchored properly. Pull the pan and the VB, and you
should see the problem fairly easily.

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>I just rebuilt the trans in my dodge 250 pickup and road tested it to
> day
> The trans shifts from 1st to 3rd, no 2nd gear
> can some help?
> Is this a band adjustment?
> Thanks
 
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