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If the transsmission was just replaced with a rebuild then what would cause the L-6 engine to pause or hesitate when gradually accelorating?
Updated: 12/9/2022
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∙ 17y agoBest Answer
bad MAP sensor, or TPS, may need tune up Doubt it is tranny related
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