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Recently I hit a rather large rock in the road at night, and as a result, dented the crap out of my tranny pan--I've got a 4 speed auto. Since that happened, the tranny seems to shift a little strange. Maybe it's me, but it seems to hesitate a bit before it shifts. Would the disruption of fluid in the pan by the dent cause this? Thanks in advance..
--chris--
2000 3.8 v6 Pewter Camaro, A4
[ January 07, 2002: Message edited by: Phat3800 ]</p>
Hi Chris.... I've already answered your question in your first thread. (see link below) Try not to repeat threads... admins don't like that to much! ;)
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