GMC with a 400 tranny. Delays when cold "in all gears". It's fine
after it's warm. Pump maybe?
> GMC with a 400 tranny. Delays when cold "in all gears". It's fine
> after it's warm. Pump maybe?
Maybe
> GMC with a 400 tranny. Delays when cold "in all gears". It's fine
> after it's warm. Pump maybe?
Let me go a little further. Pump problem is typical reason for the delays
when cold.
It isnt the only reason.
> GMC with a 400 tranny. Delays when cold "in all gears". It's fine
> after it's warm. Pump maybe?
Depending on the miles, and the frequency of use versus storage, it
sounds like you could possibly have piston seals that have hardened
and don't start sealing until they warm. By saying in all gears, do
you mean that the vehicle moves and delays shifting, or you have a
delayed engagement in all ranges? Typically, what I have described
would be a cause for delayed engagement. Used to be known as 'morning
sickness'.
Question Authority - 17 Mar 2008 13:38 GMT
Change tranny fluid + filter.
Clogged filter will cause this sympton in cold weather.
-JS
>> GMC with a 400 tranny. Delays when cold "in all gears". It's fine
>> after it's warm. Pump maybe?
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>would be a cause for delayed engagement. Used to be known as 'morning
>sickness'.