because the auto trans will automaticly move to the next gear to compensate for the speed increase. If you really want to slow down going down a hill in an automatic without using the brakes you need to select a different gear, ie:third, second, first, low etc. get it?
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probably not. i wish they would though
Two on the engine, one on the back of the transmission.Two on the engine, one on the back of the transmission.
I did predict that they would get back together in November 2020. So, I guess we'll see what happens...
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you can but it would be easier to drain it from the bottom
That would be the 4L60E... that is what MUST be put back in it too.
I thought I could remove and replace the transmission in my Blazer, I did get it out but I didn't want to put it back in so I paid a local shop to come and get the blazer, transmission, and all the parts that had to be removed to get the transmission out and finish the job. I would suggest that since you are asking this question, maybe you would be better off going to a transmission shop in the first place. Mine is an automatic, a standard transmission would be much easier.
it would be in the back midright of the motor its hard to describe but its slanted to the right.
The speed sensor is in the engine compartment on a 1995 Nissan Sentra GXE automatic transmission. It is on the back of the transmission.
An automatic transmission shift valve is like a swing. It is moves back and forth with the use of pressure. That is how gears are changed.
The automatic transmission has a dipstick that is located near the back of the engine. It is underneath the hood and has a red handle.
This is a common problem with these vehicles. The transmission fluid and filter need to be replaced. This is done by dropping the transmission pan.
Hey dude, you did not specify if it is automatic or standard transmission. If it is Manual Transmission, it is located on top of the transmission.
Back passenger side of engine.
In the dip stick tube on the left side of the engine toward the back. It should be marked TRANSMISSION.
Your car most likely has an automatic transmission. If you're noticing the rpms going up and down it is because your automatic transmission is using its torque converter. it uses the torque converter to get the transmission up to speed with the engine and then it locks but when the torque gets to be too much for the engine it unlocks and speeds back up again.