bigblack
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I've had some wierd transmission issues pop up with my '11 Expy and I was wondering if anyone had any insight on them before I take it to the dealer. I don't think any of the TSB's cover the 11's.
1. I get a 200 rpm surge whenever I let off the gas, step on the gas after coasting, step on the brake, or let off the brake.
2. Sometimes, when climbing a hill with light throttle, the truck will begin to hesitate/stutter/ then it will dowshift hard. Usually after it downshifts, it will feel like it has less power than before the shift.
3. I get a droning sound and a vibration that I feel in the pedals only between 1800 and 2000 rpm only in 3rd and 4th gear.
4. I have noticed a "hot metal" kind of smell from the front of the truck. The brakes are not hot though.
5. recently I think I have felt it slipping when it shifts.
I'm not sure if these are all related or sperate issues. None of the se problems exist when its cold. They usually spring up after driving for 20 minutes or so, or after sitting in a parking lot in the hot sun all day when the temp is over 80 degrees.
Any Ideas? Thanks!
1. I get a 200 rpm surge whenever I let off the gas, step on the gas after coasting, step on the brake, or let off the brake.
2. Sometimes, when climbing a hill with light throttle, the truck will begin to hesitate/stutter/ then it will dowshift hard. Usually after it downshifts, it will feel like it has less power than before the shift.
3. I get a droning sound and a vibration that I feel in the pedals only between 1800 and 2000 rpm only in 3rd and 4th gear.
4. I have noticed a "hot metal" kind of smell from the front of the truck. The brakes are not hot though.
5. recently I think I have felt it slipping when it shifts.
I'm not sure if these are all related or sperate issues. None of the se problems exist when its cold. They usually spring up after driving for 20 minutes or so, or after sitting in a parking lot in the hot sun all day when the temp is over 80 degrees.
Any Ideas? Thanks!