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automatic OD not engaging after bypass plate installed 200

posted by  machine man on  Thu Jul 27 00:24 CST 2017
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Hi,

You might be ready for a treatment of something on the order of "Trans X" solvent.
I'm not experienced automatics but I heard it helps with domestic transmissions that have shift issues.

On the M 46's I would pull the check ball under the drain plate and round caps. Most times it's the seat plate for the ball. The ball wears a groove into the angle. This affects pressure to that Laycock system.
Don't what does that in the automatic end of the overdrive shifting drum.

Phil






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