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53 Cavalier

Re: Overdrive

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TxGoat wrote:
I'd want to be sure the original auto trans was in good working order with clean filters and the correct fluid level. Some transmissions are very sensitive to improper fluid level or incorrect fluid level checks procedures.

Given how much fluid the torque convertor holds, I could see where not following the recommended procedure for checking the Ultramatic fluid level could result in your fluid level being low.

Posted on: 2024/11/5 16:01