62 dynamic 88 hydramatic ?
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62 dynamic 88 hydramatic ?
Ok its seems that there is alot of knowledgable people on here. I hope yall can help me more than the internet has. I have a 62 dynamic88 with a hydramatic tranny selector shows PRNDSL OR 21 cant rember but it is full of fluid and its not burnt the guy I got it from said the bands needed to be adjusted there are 2 bolts to adjust them question is what is the specs for doing so it will pull in D &R but it starts slipping any advice is greatly appriciated thanks Scott
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Ok its seems that there is alot of knowledgable people on here. I hope yall can help me more than the internet has. I have a 62 dynamic88 with a hydramatic tranny selector shows PRNDSL OR 21 cant rember but it is full of fluid and its not burnt the guy I got it from said the bands needed to be adjusted there are 2 bolts to adjust them question is what is the specs for doing so it will pull in D &R but it starts slipping any advice is greatly appriciated thanks Scott
#4
If it says PRNDSL and the shift sequence works correctly with that shift pattern, it is not a 1962 HydraMatic. Shift pattern on those was PNDSLR and is a Roto HydraMatic, otherwise known as Slim Jim.
Either way it does not have bands.
Either way it does not have bands.
#5
Thanks so I guess ill need to swap it out with something different or have it rebuilt then I was hoping that when I get home I could adjust the bands and take it for a drive ill be home in about 3 weeks and I'll get under there and get info off the plate thanks again
#8
Sounds like you have the correct HydraMatic. Having someone who knows how to repair them is a big plus to owning one of these cars, because swapping to another transmission is complicated.
Just curious where you are. Your tranny man could make some money off Slim Jims if he wanted.
Just curious where you are. Your tranny man could make some money off Slim Jims if he wanted.
#9
Sounds like you have the correct HydraMatic. Having someone who knows how to repair them is a big plus to owning one of these cars, because swapping to another transmission is complicated.hY
Just curious where you are. Your tranny man could make some money off Slim Jims if he wanted.
Just curious where you are. Your tranny man could make some money off Slim Jims if he wanted.
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I live in MN. I have a slim Jim. I could use a tranny filter. If your "old timer" mechanic
has the experiance he would be worth driving to. The slim jim is a very touchy and complicated tranny, even the smallest issue may make it run poorly. Don't be suprised if your mechanic finds a quick fix.
Good luck. Let us know how it goes
has the experiance he would be worth driving to. The slim jim is a very touchy and complicated tranny, even the smallest issue may make it run poorly. Don't be suprised if your mechanic finds a quick fix.
Good luck. Let us know how it goes
#13
I was at home this weekend and I was looking at the build sheet and on the window sticker it says it has a 4S hydramatic do yall know if it has external band ajustments or a tranny that it can be swapped with thanks again for all the info
#14
This 4S might mean 4 speed, which is what GM called the Roto 10 in 62-64. The first gear is really 2nd but the accelerotor is multiplying torque, so GM thought of it as another speed.
#15
You have a slim jim ROTO 10 which does not have band adjustments. The F85 slim jim ROTO 5 has a band adjustment, but the band is used only in L range.
This 4S might mean 4 speed, which is what GM called the Roto 10 in 62-64. The first gear is really 2nd but the accelerotor is multiplying torque, so GM thought of it as another speed.
This 4S might mean 4 speed, which is what GM called the Roto 10 in 62-64. The first gear is really 2nd but the accelerotor is multiplying torque, so GM thought of it as another speed.
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