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Old 02-07-2006, 06:08 PM
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No, not the same problems.

The early 92, of which make up about 70% of production, had a problem with the type of facings used in the clutches, mainly the torque converter lock/up clutch. Pieces of facings/linings, came away, to block the cooler, and deprive the box of lubrication. This caused the epicyclic gear set to seize.

They all need the brake band adjusted at around 100kl/60km, to take up the wear and prevent 2nd from flaring/slipping.

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