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Old Jun 24, 2011 | 02:23 PM
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Default Re: Reading Transmission Dipstick Tool 722.6

Originally Posted by IBLUBYU

Today, I used a pump out machine and got out the 4 to 5 qts, so the level in the transmission is now correct. I then took it out to road test, and found I didn't get this "drone" at both shift points when warm. I will now let the car cool down and see if it is completely gone. I hope ....... STAY TUNED .... I'll follow up
I don't know enuff about this car to be an expert, but I'm going to theorize my situation.

Let's see what you experts might think ......

My thoughts are, the "drone" I was experiencing with my automatic (as explained in my full post 0n 6/11), has virtually disappeared. I am thinking that with the combination of improper tranny fluid level, and possibly not exactly the right type of fluid, the torque converter had a slight delay (or "hiccup" if you will) when shifting, causing the engine to rev slightly different, and tricked out the TCM, which caused the muffler system to harmonically "drone" ! I wish I knew what I was talking about technically .. LOL
 
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