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I have a 97 EL Fairmont Ghia V8, bought it new and had all services done as per book.
Now the problem. Driving on highway at 100km/hr flat section of road and revs increase from 2000rpm to 3000 rpm. Then drop down to 2200rpm then back to 2000rpm. It seams to do this on a long trip after about 3/4 - 1 hours driving. Any help/advise will be very much appreciated. Thanks in advance. |
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Jims Brother wrote: I have a 97 EL Fairmont Ghia V8, bought it new and had all services done as per book. Now the problem. Driving on highway at 100km/hr flat section of road and revs increase from 2000rpm to 3000 rpm. Then drop down to 2200rpm then back to 2000rpm. It seams to do this on a long trip after about 3/4 - 1 hours driving. Any help/advise will be very much appreciated. Thanks in advance. If your talking about a Auto? i would check the bands on your gear box...or it might need a service |
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Yes it is an auto, it's also on gas but the problem is there on gas or petrol.
I was hoping that a service would fix it (fingers crossed), when you say check the bands, does that mean drain oil and drop the pan? |
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Lucion |
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Jims Brother wrote: Yes it is an auto, it's also on gas but the problem is there on gas or petrol. I was hoping that a service would fix it (fingers crossed), when you say check the bands, does that mean drain oil and drop the pan? i am pretty sure you dont have to drop the oil....i know you can adjust the rear band from the outside of the box....I have only just got my EF so i cant say for sure about the front one looks like i am wrong heres a thread http://www.fordmods.com/post1304706.html?hilit=Auto%20bands#p1304706 I hope that will help i am used to a XE so i am still learning about the E's lol |
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Great stuff, thanks for the reply and advise, much appreciated. Hopefully it will not be a budget blowing exercise.
Thanks again. |
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Jims Brother wrote: Great stuff, thanks for the reply and advise, much appreciated. Hopefully it will not be a budget blowing exercise. Thanks again. Anytime mate a lot of people have been a big help to me on here. the least i can do is try to help others as well |
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