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Nature Publishing Group : science journals, jobs, and information 4. Transmission Rebuild » 1971 Javelin SST restoration in Hartselle Alabama 1. Transmission As far as the Javelin goes, this weekend was transmission weekend. With movement in reverse, but no movement in any forward gear, there was a limited number of things I could do to troubleshoot the problem... especially without access to a lift. Well, I decided to place the front on jack stands, and drop the pan to see if there was anything obvious. I drained the transmission and dropped the pan and found a transmission valve at the bottom. Only thing I noted was the Vacuum Control Unit’s push rod was deflected upward, and no longer in the upper valve body of the transmission where it should be. I removed and checked the VCU with external vacuum, and it deflected properly, there was no leaking or evidence of transmission fluid on the vacuum side of the unit. I reinstalled the pan on the M44, then added transmission fluid to 5/16 above the L line per manufacturer specification cold post service. Without a lift and the proper tools, I realize I am in need of some help.
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