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Good morning I now have a rebuilt tranny but still I shift into 4th gear @ 2400 rpm , let off the tach goes to about 1600rpm at 40 mph as I INCREASE the throttle I get to 2000 rpm but only going 45 mph, that is not fast enough to get back to Canada. Any ideas what is wrong? THIS IS THE EXACT PROBLEM THAT I WENT TO fLORDA Detroit Diesel Allison in Ocala with so I would not go there looking for help.
 
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Doug Smiley
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would these apply??

http://www.dieseltruckresource...es-48re-t219810.html

http://www.transmissionpartsus...olenoids_s/10580.htm


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Mogan David
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sure sounds like torque converter to me
 
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