Yes. The tranny will not have enough fluid in it!
Shouldn't have made any difference. Check that there is enough fluid in the transmission. Check it idling in park.
Engine idling in park
The same on a car equipped with manual transmission. On an automatic equipped car it will use less idling.
Idling in neutral.
take it to a mechanic for a diagnostic DO NOT CUT ANYTHING try changing the oc sensors that worked for me
Trans fluid is always checked with car level and idling while warmed up.
Sounds like you need a ring job, white/grey smoke from the exhaust usually means oil is burning in your engine. Your engine may need a tune up or a compression check, bring it in to your mechanic.
If you include the torque converter 12 Qt. if just changing the filter then should be 5 - 6 Qt. fill according to dip stick with truck idling
Well, a transmission itself does not idle...the engine does. A vacuum leak in the engine will cause faster idling or slower idling depending on where the leak is. Newer transmissions do not use vacuum at all for their operation. Older vehicles used vacuum to help with the shifting of gears-automatic transmissions.
Sans other problems, my experience dictates that you have a fuel filter that needs changing. Idling? hardly any pressure through the gas lines. Accelerating? pressure builds and, the fuel filter being clogged somewhat, the gas can't get through, and it's choking, so to speak. Try changing the filter. Get a Chilton's mechanic repair book and look at the trouble-shooting chapter, and look for your problem.
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Transmission mounts are bad