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Overdrive is slow to enguage 200

posted by  daveshan on  Fri Apr 29 12:24 CST 2005
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You can try Redline MTL, worked well in my old M-46 and really helped the M-41 im my ES. If the OD is slipping it's the probably the seals, redline helps a bit, or at least it did in my '85 turbo. If it takes a while to engage after pushing the button then holds and drives well it may well be the OD solenoid. I had one that would hang up, $4 at the PNP for a couple of used ones and I was on the road good as new. Hope it's something similar and simple.
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