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bodkins_adam01 · 05-20-2008, 08:08 AM

well I got the cougar back last night and it drove perfect.......... For about 30 miles back to my house and around town. It is still driving 100% better than it was and I put some trans x in it to try and help the valves. But I am still probably going to have to rebuild in the upcoming months. The transmission I got from memphis was junk. He opened the pan and there was all kinds of material in it. When he opened my pan he said it looked almost new. My fluid was bright red and not clutch material in the pan. he said with it shifting through all the gears perfect it could be a hit or miss but to change my speed sensor cause 2nd is the only gear I am having problems with. Any input would be greatly appreciated. If I let it continue to climb on the RPM's it will get to about 4000 and then slam into 2nd. this sounds alot like the 1 2 bang problem Aircougar talked about.

05-20-2008, 08:08 AM	#18 (permalink)
bodkins_adam01 NECO Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: Jackson TN Posts: 139	Re: Help PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!! well I got the cougar back last night and it drove perfect.......... For about 30 miles back to my house and around town. It is still driving 100% better than it was and I put some trans x in it to try and help the valves. But I am still probably going to have to rebuild in the upcoming months. The transmission I got from memphis was junk. He opened the pan and there was all kinds of material in it. When he opened my pan he said it looked almost new. My fluid was bright red and not clutch material in the pan. he said with it shifting through all the gears perfect it could be a hit or miss but to change my speed sensor cause 2nd is the only gear I am having problems with. Any input would be greatly appreciated. If I let it continue to climb on the RPM's it will get to about 4000 and then slam into 2nd. this sounds alot like the 1 2 bang problem Aircougar talked about. __________________ Those who choose to stand in the back of the crowd will never be remembered but those who courageously stand out away from the crowd will never be forgotten.[SIGPIC]