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1992 V6 Auto Trans Stall Speed?

kcpath

By kcpath,
in 90-95 WD21 Pathfinders

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Like in a touqe convert,like perfomance wise,or what will it stall out at rpm wise...

 

I'd like to test the torque converter and tranny for any slipping. The guide I'm reading says...

 

"Before conducting a stall test, check the fluid level and condition. Chock the wheels and set the parking brake. Start the engine and place the transmission in drive while holding the brake pedal under firm pressure so the vehicle does not move. Then push the accelerator to the floor while holding the brakes on. Note the maximum rpm the engine reaches. This is the stall speed. If it is lower than specifications, the torque converter one-way clutch is slipping. If the stall speed is higher than specifications, the transmission is slipping. Possible causes include a low fluid level, restricted fluid filter, a sticking pressure regulator valve, slipping clutches, bands, shaft splines or one-way clutch."

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