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Mail From: "Trent & Valerie" <(email redacted)>

Are the clutches adjustable on a 95 ATX? or should I just have it repaired?
Thanks
Trent
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Mail From: Ian Fisher <(email redacted)>

The clutches in an automatic transmission are internal
and can't be accessed without taking the trans apart.
I'm not sure what you mean by having it adjusted. What
are your presenting issue(s)?

Or in non-therapy/medical terminology, what problem(s)
are you having? =)

Ian
--- Trent & Valerie <(email redacted)> wrote:

> Are the clutches adjustable on a 95 ATX? or should
> I just have it repaired?
> Thanks
> Trent
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Mail From: "Techpriest" <(email redacted)>

The first thing I look at in any ATX is fluid. Unless you know it has
mechanical problems I would always try that first. Have it flushed, not
just drained, and get the filter changed. I have seen all manner of trans
problems solved by this simple fix. Mention to the mechanic that is doing
the flush what the car is doing and ask him to let you know what the fluid
looks like.

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89 SHO 3L V6, 0-60 6.6, 1/4 mile 15.2
05 Mustang 4L v6, 0-60 6.9, 1/4 mile 15.3

> Are the clutches adjustable on a 95 ATX? or should I just
> have it repaired?
> Thanks
> Trent
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Mail From: Ian Fisher <(email redacted)>

I suspect that it's rebuild time. However, have you
checked the fluid level?

Ian

--- Trent & Valerie <(email redacted)> wrote:

> The problem is when taking off from a stop at a
> normal pace the trans shifts
> from 1st to 2nd ok but in between 2nd & 3rd
> something slams hard & then it
> shifts into 3rd if driven normally it appears to
> shift alright just slips
> when I get a heavy foot that part alone I believe
> calls for a rebuild. but
> I don't know what the slamming is.
> Thanks
> Trent
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Ian Fisher" <(email redacted)>
> To: "Trent & Valerie" <(email redacted)>;
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> Sent: Tuesday, May 09, 2006 6:27 PM
> Subject: Re: [Shotimes] ATX Questions
>
>
> > The clutches in an automatic transmission are
> internal
> > and can't be accessed without taking the trans
> apart.
> > I'm not sure what you mean by having it adjusted.
> What
> > are your presenting issue(s)?
> >
> > Or in non-therapy/medical terminology, what
> problem(s)
> > are you having? =)
> >
> > Ian
> > --- Trent & Valerie <(email redacted)> wrote:
> >
> >> Are the clutches adjustable on a 95 ATX? or
> should
> >> I just have it repaired?
> >> Thanks
> >> Trent
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