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set my b2 on fire
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set my b2 on fire
So the other day while i was on my way to work i notices a strange smell, i pulled over to investigate and found the under carriage of my 88 b2 engulfed in flames,
The cat was plugged and started glowing orange. The hot cat set a greasy cross member on fire, After battling the blaze with windshield washer fluid i started it back up, it ran fine but now it wont shift out of 1st gear.
with no apparent damage to the outside of the trans, i'm not sure what is wrong.
i don't have much time to tare into it, i was wondering what some possible problems could be.
thanks,
Ben.
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Re: set my b2 on fire
You never said what type of trans you had a stick or an automatic!
If it is an automatic you could have melted the vacuum hose to the modulator valve. Ya could have cooked a shift solenoid or many other things
If it is an automatic you could have melted the vacuum hose to the modulator valve. Ya could have cooked a shift solenoid or many other things
The Tek @ Large
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Livin life on the dole on the Coast
Coastal,Worshington
Livin life on the dole on the Coast
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Re: set my b2 on fire
o my bad.. its an automatic, 2.9. that was a hunch, i thought i could have melted a vacuum hose. i didn't look real hard but couldn't see any that were cooked.