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Re: sloppy w-56
« on: Dec 07, 2004, 11:46:02 PM »
This is very common on a high miles trans.
Try changing the gear oil.
I use 80/90 weight GL 5 oil.

You may have worn out syncrows and/or worn shift hub enguagement teeth on the side of the gears.

The easy way out is to stop downshifting :hammerhead:

It wears out the trans on the coast side. Use your brakes and quit ownshifting!!!!!
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