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7C- 821973 OPEL SERVICE MANUALAUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION TROUBLE
DIAGNOSIS CHART
Condition
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Concerns Transmission Oil1. Low oil level.a) Oil coming out of oil tiller tube.
b) External oil leak.
c) Failed vacuum modulator.
2. Oil coming out of oil filler
tube.a) Oil level too high.
b) Coolant in transmission oil.
c) External vent clogged with mud.
d) Leak in oil pump suction circuit.
3. External oil leaks in the area
of the torque converter housing.a) Leaking torque converter.
b) Converter housing seal.
c) Sealing washers under converter
housing to case bolts.
d) Sealing washers under converter
housing to pump bolts.
e) Converter housing to case seal.
fj Loose attaching bolts on front of
transmission.
4. External oil leaks in the area
of transmission case and extension.a) Shifter shaft seal.
b) Extension seal.
c) Oil pan gasket.
d) Extension to case gasket.
e) Vacuum modulator gasket.
f) Drain plug gasket.
g) Cooler line fittings.
h) Oil tiller tube seal ring.
i) Detent cable seal ring.
j) Line pressure gauge connection.
5. Low oil pressure.a) Low oil level.
b) Clogged suction screen.
c) Leak in oil pump suction circuit.
d) Leak in oil pressure circuit.
e) Priming valve stuck.
t) Pressure regulator valve malfunction.
g) Sealing ball in valve body dropped out.
6. High oil pressure.a) Modulator vacuum line leaky orinteruupted.
b) Failed vacuum modulator.
c) Leak in any part of engine or
accessory vacuum system.
d) Pressure regulator valve malfunction.
7. Excessrive smoke coming from
exhaust.a) Failed vacuum modulator.
b) Oil from vent valve or leak on hot
exhaust pipe.
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7C. 841973 OPEL SERVICE MANUALConditionCause8. No starting in “R” range
(proper driving in all other
ranges).a) Reverse clutch failure.
9. Drive in selector lever
position “N”.a) Inadequate selector lever linkage.
b) Planetary gear set broken.
c) Improper adjustment of band.
Gear Change1. No l-2 upshift in “D” and “S”
(transmission remains in 1st gear
at all speeds).a) Governor valves stuck.
b) 1-2 shift valve stuck in 1st gear
position.
c) Seal rings (oil pump hub) leaky.
d) Large leak in governor pressure circuit.
e) Governor screen clogged.
2. No 2-3 upshift in “D” (trans-
mission remains in 2nd gear at all
speeds).a) 2-3 shift valve stuck.
b) Large leak in governor pressure circuit.
3. Upshifts in “D” and “S” only
at full throttle.a) Failed vacuum modulator.
b) Modulator vacuum line leaky or
interrupted.
c) Leak in any part of engine or
accessory vacuum system.
d) Detent valve or cable stuck.
4. Upshifts in “D” and “S” only
at part throttle (no detent
upshift).a) Detent pressure regulator valve stuck.
b) Detent cable broken or misadjusted.
5. Driving only in 1st gear of
“D” and “S” range (transmission
blocks in 2nd gear and “R”).a) “L” and “R” control valve stuck in
“L” or “R” position.
6. No part throttle 3-2 downshift
at low vehicle speeds.a) 3-2 downshift control valve stuck.
7. No forced downshift.a) Detent cable broken or improperly
adjusted.
b) Detent pressure regulator valve stuck.
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7C- 881973 OPEL SERVICE MANUAL
Condition
6. Abrupt 3-2 coast downshift.Cause
a) Low speed downshift timing valve
stuck open.
7. Flare on high speed forceda) Low oil pressure.
downshift.b) Band adjustment loose
8. Flare on low speed forced
downshift.a) Low oil pressure.
b) Band adjustment loose.
c) High speed downshift timing valve
stuck in closed position.
d) Sprag race does not grip on 3-1 down shifting
Engine Braking
1. No engine braking in “L” range.a) Selector lever linkage improperly
adjusted.
b) Manual low control valve stuck.
2. No engine braking in “S” range.a) Selector lever linkage improperly
adjusted.
3. No park.a) Selector lever linkage improperly
adjusted.
b) Parking lock actuator spring.
c) Parking pawl.
d) Governor hub.
Noises1. Excessive noises in all drive
ranges.a) Too much backlash between sun gear
and planetary gears.
b) Lock plate on planetary carrier loose.
c) Thrust bearing defective.
d) Bearing bushings worn.
e) Excessive transmission axial play.
f) Unhooked parking paw1 spring contacts
governor hub.
g) Converter balancing weights loose.
h) Converter housing attaching bolt
loose and contacting converter.
2. Screaching noise when starting.
3. Short vibrating, hissing noise
shortly before 1-2 upshift.a) Converter failure.
a) Dampening cushion of reverse clutch
wearing into transmission case.
Abrasive
1. Excessive amount of iron dust
(can be picked up by magnet
in oil pan).a) Oil pump.
b) Governor hub.
c) Second clutch hub
2. Excessive amount of aluminum
dust (cannot be picked up by
magnet) in oil pan.a) Thrust face in case.
b) Rear bore of case.
c) Stator thrust washer
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converter end clearance.
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7C- 881973 OPEL SERVICE MANUALCONVERTER
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