i have a 99 leganza, i noticed today it was feeling sluggish when i push the gas peedle down, So would bad tranny fluid casue this? or would it be something more Technical?
looking for a fast reply's, Mihgt have to adress this matter soon
Bad tranny fluid question
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Yes, a tune-up if it hasn't had one for a while.
and,......
I am curious about a couple of things ?
1) Why do you ask about "bad tranny fluid" ? did you put something other than Dexron 111 in yours ?... or, ????
2) I see that you were going to put 19 inch wheels/tires on your car ?
I don't know what wheel size is on your car origionaly ?
But if you went up a couple of inches taller than stock ? than the drive ratio was changed and that could explane the "slugglish-ness" you mentioned.
and,......
I am curious about a couple of things ?
1) Why do you ask about "bad tranny fluid" ? did you put something other than Dexron 111 in yours ?... or, ????
2) I see that you were going to put 19 inch wheels/tires on your car ?
I don't know what wheel size is on your car origionaly ?
But if you went up a couple of inches taller than stock ? than the drive ratio was changed and that could explane the "slugglish-ness" you mentioned.
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Ok, I was wondering about your wheels. So, that was not the "sluggish" problem than.99Lagonza wrote:i havent recived the rims yet, so there nto on the car, I dont think the tranny fluid was ever changed, i bought it from the owner that bought it from the dealership,
i changed the fluid and it seems to run and drive better, like it was before, how do i do a tune up on the tranny ?
It still holds true tho that if you install larger than stock wheels on any vehical you will experiance a slight loss in acceleration time.
The up-side of this is slightly better gas milage due to the lower rpm's at higher speeds. And if you do a lot of freeway driving ? It pays off.
"how do i do a tune up on the tranny ?"
Unless your a transmission specialest ? You can't (I think Daewoomofo was refering to things like spark-plugs, air filter etc.
I know I was)
You have a General Motors transmission that is time proven to be very strong !
If your transmission is shifting smoothly and not leaking than I would leave it alone.
" i changed the fluid and it seems to run and drive better, like it was before,"
Did you change the filter too ?
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cool !99Lagonza wrote:78k miles, still running good, No i did not change the filter, Ill do that soon though, I got the 19's in Today Now just need to get some Tires next week, I got my Windows tinted 2 weeks ago 20%, and the car is very clean, no body flaws at all,
I will post pics when i get everything done..
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