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1998 Chev S-10 Transmission
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Ardee'sChev
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Jun 11, 2007, 2:47 PM
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1998 Chev S-10 Transmission
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 I have a 1998 Chev S-10, V6, 4.3L 2x4 110K. It started very quickly. While driving on express way, other cars started passing me by. I looked down at the gauges and saw that the RPM's where in redline but truck is not going very fast. I thought it had to be something in the transmission. So after getting truck home a went thru the usual process to trying to figure out what wrong. Now I have another car so sometimes I let the truck sit for a while and drive the car. Now in light of the fact I hadn't noticed any signs of any problems before this happened (leaking fluid, slippage in shifting, nothing). My question is it possible that I don't need a new transmission?? If not what could possibly be the problem. I like my truck very much and would like to be able to get back to driving it. Somebody HELP!!!!!!!
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DanD
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Jun 13, 2007, 5:23 AM
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Re: 1998 Chev S-10 Transmission
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Have you checked the transmission’s fluid level? If so was the fluid level full, a clean pinkish colour or was/is it a dark colour and have a burnt smell?
You probably haven’t had a reply to you question because it is very vague with so many possibilities as to what your trucks problem really is?
By your description it does sound like a transmission issue and if the fluid is full (clean or dirty) it usually means going inside to find the root problem.
Dan.
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