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I just bought a 97 accord the tranny when I was stuck in some snow and the reverse clutch broke. I got a tranny from jdm after installing and went on test drive I notice the rpm staying at around 3000 doing 60 mph is this normal when in in d4 and going 60 if I drop to d3 the rpm goes up so I am thinkthink the overdrive is working any idea
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I just bought a 97 accord the tranny when I was stuck in some snow and the reverse clutch broke. I got a tranny from jdm after installing and went on test drive I notice the rpm staying at around 3000 doing 60 mph is this normal when in in d4 and going 60 if I drop to d3 the rpm goes up so I am thinkthink the overdrive is working any idea
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Look for the trans code stamped on the case. This page will tell you what the gear ratios are:
cb7tuner(dot)com/vbb/showthread(dot)php?t=37839
There are lots of trans ratio/speed calculators out there. Put the ratios and tire size in and see what the RPM is supposed to be @ 60mph.
Torque converter lockup works in both D3 and D4. This page explains how it should work:
Honda Electronic Transmission Troubleshooting
cb7tuner(dot)com/vbb/showthread(dot)php?t=37839
There are lots of trans ratio/speed calculators out there. Put the ratios and tire size in and see what the RPM is supposed to be @ 60mph.
Torque converter lockup works in both D3 and D4. This page explains how it should work:
Honda Electronic Transmission Troubleshooting
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