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#23 of 32 Auto Transmission Interchange Question by kip1456 Dec 18, 2007 (8:45 am)
Replying to: stauj (Nov 15, 2007 4:08 pm) I am looking at a 93 Tracker 4X4 auto that owner says stays in first gear. So before I consider buying, I am researching a transmission for it, in case I need to replace complete tranny. Might only need some small repair, but preparing for worst case scenario. From what I can find, it takes a 400-59024A tranny, but I found a used 400-59024B out of a 95 used at a great price. Dealer says tranny will fit, but shows the difference is a different final drive ratio. Would this be a problem or not, if anyone knows? Is the ratio geared higher or lower, in all gears or just high? Looking for suggestions and answers, and thanks for responding.
#24 of 32 I think it's a transmission problem but not sure-it's automatic by karona Mar 28, 2008 (5:41 am)
Hi,    I have a 99 chevy tracker soft top. Automatic trans. 96000 miles.    Problem #1: When I hit anywhere from 35 to 45 mph (exactly) it does a weird jolt/ jarring thing, like it can't quite shift gears or something. (Obviously I am not a car expert!) As soon as I go above 45, it's fine. Below 35, it's fine. Just at 35-45mph. Any ideas?    Problem# 2: when idle (like at a stoplight, sitting in traffic) it shakes a bit every once in a while. Sometimes it trembles all over, sometimes just a little kick, then nothing, then a few seconds later, a kick, then nothing. Is this a timing issue? WHen in neutral it's fine. In park it is also fine. What can I do to fix?    Thank you!! Replies to this message: arkainzeye (Apr 04, 2008 3:28 pm)
#25 of 32 Re: I think it's a transmission problem but not sure-it's automatic [karona] by arkainzeye Apr 04, 2008 (3:28 pm)
Replying to: karona (Mar 28, 2008 5:41 am) do something. when you have your #2 problem notice what the tach is doing. is the tach dipping up and down when this happens? My 99 tracker did this and i replaced the PCV valve. (very cheap to replace) and then i made sure the fuel filter was replaced and i ran Seafoam in the gas tank and cleaned the throttle plate. all easy to do. when was the last time your tracker had a tune up?
#26 of 32 Re: lemontracker [nochevy] by windctchr May 27, 2008 (6:39 pm)
Replying to: nochevy (Dec 26, 2006 9:56 pm) HELLO I HAVE THE SAME PROBLEM WITH MY 95 TRACKER, HAVE REPLACED EVERYTHING BUT THE TRANSMISSION.THATS MY NEXT PROJECT. WHINING NOISE DRIVES ME NUTS!PEOPLE SAY IT SOUNDS LIKE A POLICE CAR.
#27 of 32 need a new tranny by richiemclean82 Jun 08, 2008 (2:19 pm)
my transmission just went out in my 1990 geo tracker.i want to find a used transmission w/ lower gears for towing.im not looking to put alot of money in it thats why i want to find a used one. Replies to this message: snichol (Jun 09, 2008 6:30 am)
#28 of 32 Re: need a new tranny [richiemclean82] by snichol Jun 09, 2008 (6:30 am)
Replying to: richiemclean82 (Jun 08, 2008 2:19 pm) Hi, I don't know a lot about the transmissions, but when my Tracker broke down and I had to tow it to a garage (towed it myself), I found out that an Automatic transmission can't be towed! (Not reccommended by Chevy.) They suggest towing with the rear wheels on a dolly, so the transmission isn't turning. The reason is that the transmission is only lubricated when the engine is running. As I was told, the automatic transmission can be burned-up, towing for a long distance, as the fluid is not being circulated in it. Now, I don't know about the manual transmissions, they are probably OK to tow, but I would check with an authorized mechanic that knows more about it. (It's mentioned in my owner's manual.) Hope this helps and saves you a new transmission again. Snichol
#29 of 32 need a new tranny #2 by richiemclean82 Jun 09, 2008 (5:35 pm)
to add a little more to my prior message my 1990 tracker is 4 wheel drive it towed my boat well but not well enough i guess the tranny went out.i want to find another tranny that is geared lower for better towing.i want a used tranny because i am not looking to put a lot of money into itso if i could get some ldeas about some other transmissions that will fit my tracker and help it pull my boat better.   thanks for your help.
#31 of 32 INPUT SHAFT MAKING NOISE by windctchr Jun 30, 2008 (9:49 pm)
MY 95 TRACKER, MAKES A WHINNING NOISE IN 1RST, SECOND,THIRD AND FIFTH GEARS, MY QUESTION IS:   (1) IS IT NORMAL FOR THE INPUT SHAFT TO GO BAD?AND WHAT CAUSES IT. (2) WHY DOSNT IT DO IT IN ALL GEARS? (3) DO YOU HAVE TO REPLACE THE WHOLE TRANSMISSION TO FIX IT?
#32 of 32 Torque Converter Locked? by thirddayjay Dec 08, 2008 (8:38 am)
I have a 2000 Chevy Tracker 4x4 with 2.0l, automatic & 95,000 miles on it. We pulled into the driveway and parked it until the next morning. When we went to use it the next day, the engine would'nt even crank over. Replaced the battery, because it was due. The engine still would not turn over. Now i'm thinking starter, but before i would replace it, i took a breaker bar to the crank pully just to make sure the engine will turn over by hand. IT WONT! I pulled the starter. Tried to turn over with breaker bar again. IT WONT! My next thought was to disconnect the flywheel from the torque converter. I CAN'T!....because crankshaft/flywheel cannot be turned over since the engine or trans is locked. I have the Tracker jacked up just to make sure the transfer case is not locked up in neutral...its fine. Has anybody ever experienced a torque converter locking up in this vehicle?

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