Bad tranny mounts?
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Bad tranny mounts?
Hi guys again
When I was trying to see if the tranny mounts looked bad, I got a jack and jacked the tranny up W/ the pan and it lifted up.
When I dropped the jack, the tranny would clunk when it went into place.
Is the tranny even supposed to move like that?
I'm wondering if that could be the mounts
Thanks
It's a 1992 Lexus SC400
Nother quick question...
What do the stock trannys look like.
are they turquoise? Mine is turquoise...
When I was trying to see if the tranny mounts looked bad, I got a jack and jacked the tranny up W/ the pan and it lifted up.
When I dropped the jack, the tranny would clunk when it went into place.
Is the tranny even supposed to move like that?
I'm wondering if that could be the mounts
Thanks
It's a 1992 Lexus SC400
Nother quick question...
What do the stock trannys look like.
are they turquoise? Mine is turquoise...
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Would you mind me asking where did you order the mounts for that price? so reasonable!! Also if there is a bucking/surging change your engine mounts as indicated, i heard it makes a world of difference i will be doing mine soon, just looking after maintainence with the car! (y)
#11
Would you mind me asking where did you order the mounts for that price? so reasonable!! Also if there is a bucking/surging change your engine mounts as indicated, i heard it makes a world of difference i will be doing mine soon, just looking after maintainence with the car! (y)
Just search "1992 Lexus SC400 tranny mounts" than go to shopping and you will see they have there's at 40 somethin dollars, plus shipping is 53.45.
It was the cheapest I could find.
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I dont know if you remember me, but I told you how I was having similiar problems with my sc4. I ended up turning the tps to one side and the shifting got worse, then the opposite.and.shifting and bucking is better! I dont remember which way I turned it but just mess with it at different settings til you find the sweet spot.