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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Explorer / April 2004

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91 EB, a/t flares at 2-3 shift

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Sheba - 28 Apr 2004 00:05 GMT
I replaced my vacuum control module because it was leaking, on my test
drive after, i found when my transmission would need to shift from 1-2 or
2-3 that it would begin to flare. I was wondering if anyone else has come
across this problem, if can you tell how you fixed it, or if anyone has a
picture of the transmission where the servos are located or know how to
replace the servos? Please and thank you
Sheba
AZGuy - 28 Apr 2004 06:49 GMT
was it not flaring before you replaced the modulator?  I've heard (no
first hand experience) that sometimes when people replace the
modulators they don't notice that there is a "pin" in the center of
the old one that needs to be swapped into the new one. Sometimes the
pin falls out without being noticed.   Without the pin the modulator
doesn't do anything.

>I replaced my vacuum control module because it was leaking, on my test
>drive after, i found when my transmission would need to shift from 1-2 or
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>replace the servos? Please and thank you
>Sheba

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