andrew strasfogel wrote:
> Hey stay focussed!  This is NOT about either Clinton.
> 
> Upon more rigorous road testing, the dealer ascertained that car still
> refused to shift into 4th gear despite the linkage adjustment.  Further shop
> testing diagnosed the front tranmission pump was leaking (internally),
> thereby preventing adequate pressure to get the car to shift into fourth.
> They claim that replacing the pump ($1300) will solve the problem.  This is
> "cheaper" than a rebuild ($1900 at an indy shop) and way cheaper than
> installing a factory rebuilt transmission ($4500).
> Any advice or comment?  SWMBO is leaning toward having them replace the
> pump.

Get a rebuilt from Rusty for $1900.  It has a 20k mile warranty that 
includes labor (IIRC).  Rusty's transmission also includes a torque 
converter.  If you're going to go replace the pump get the whole thing 
done...  or get a used tranny from a junkyard.

My $.02

John


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