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post Jul 3 2009, 02:53 PM
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Hi im Rico i recently bought a 96 3000gt sl with 140000miles and about a month after i got it i stopped at a stop sign and when i tried to go it acted like it was in nuetral so i applied the brake put it in park then drive then i worked fine.... now 4 months later when i get on it to pass someone the tranny slips so i let off the gas and press it again then it shifts ive talked to some buddies about it they say it the 20's i have on it are heavy so it messin with the tranny.....do you guys have any ideas for me i love my car to much to have it broke down and have to sit on the side of the road (IMG:style_emoticons/default/grin.gif) id really appreciat the help (IMG:style_emoticons/default/liebe011.gif)
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20's dont belong on a 3000GT..........

but your car can handle 320 HP stock. your 20's dont affect that.
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what the hell its a sports car JACK (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laughing.gif) not a donk car

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Hi im Rico i recently bought a 96 3000gt sl with 140000miles and about a month after i got it i stopped at a stop sign and when i tried to go it acted like it was in nuetral so i applied the brake put it in park then drive then i worked fine.... now 4 months later when i get on it to pass someone the tranny slips so i let off the gas and press it again then it shifts ive talked to some buddies about it they say it the 20's i have on it are heavy so it messin with the tranny.....do you guys have any ideas for me i love my car to much to have it broke down and have to sit on the side of the road (IMG:style_emoticons/default/grin.gif) id really appreciat the help (IMG:style_emoticons/default/liebe011.gif)



It sounds like you have an automatic? If so, it's probably your torque converter. The heavy wheels certainly aren't helping your trans (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)
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have you checked the tranny fluid level? it may need a service or a new filter, they dont like to get to hot as they tend to fry! the 1st thing owners in the UK club do is fit a new bigger tranny oil cooler! solves the reliability problem.







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^good ideas above. Also take a look at your motor mounts,
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