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Thread: 65 mustang won't shift out of 2nd
          
   
   

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    Quote Originally Posted by rjensen43
    ya, I sure did, but didn't seem to help. I'm thinkin' I need to keep taking it for a short drive and it will magically get better.....
    gov. will do that 2. thats the reason i got out of the trans rebuild. c4 valve bodies!!!
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    Have you checked the fluid level and make sure the kick down isn't bound up?
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    yes that was one of the first things I did was to check the fluid level. Have not checked the linkage thought. Thanks for the advice.

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    Take it on the highway and wind it up a bit in 2nd, don't get crazy, but rev it to 4000 or so. A stuck valve might pop loose at higher rpm and pressures. Changing the fluid might help, too, if it sat for a long time. Those old C4's were a temperamental beastie at best.

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