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Adam Nesbitt 06-16-2012 03:05 PM

'92 Camry transmission issue - low gears
 
I have a 1992 4 cylinder 2.2L automatic Camry. The car starts with no issue. When i shift into Drive it shifts rather hard. When the car shifts into second it is also a little hard. Every gear after that shifts smoothly. The car shifts into reverse fairly smooth as well.

I have recently replaced the trans. filter and added new fluid along with some Lucas trans. treatment. I am still having this problem.

The confusing part to this story is that after i have been driving for a few minutes the car shifts fine through the lower gears. Now what could possibly be causing this? Any suggestions and/or tips are welcomed.

Also, this is my first post :p

toyomoho 06-17-2012 12:01 PM

What condition was the drained fluid in, black, thick, etc?

If the fluid was not in good condition you might replace it all. If the pan is drained. 2/3 of the fluid is still in the torque converter.

Also check engine mounts.

Adam Nesbitt 06-29-2012 05:33 AM

fluid
 
The fluid was not in horrible shape. It was darker than new fluid but it did not smell burnt. Is the torque convertor something i could deal with myself? I'm going to look it up in my Haynes after work.

Also, i will check out the engine mounts

Adam Nesbitt 07-11-2012 06:20 PM

Still no luck :(

boricua 07-11-2012 08:32 PM

problem cause by worn internal seal .after trans worms up the seals expand to the normal shape and the fluid pressures goes back to normal , a worn seal when cold won't seal like it should ,this will cause hard shifting , some times a trans fluid conditioner will fix problem temporarily , i suggest save some $$ for a re-manufacture trans .


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