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MustangHowie

New Member
Joined
Feb 12, 2008
Messages
27
Loc.
Shelley, ID
Good news;

After sitting a few years I got my '76 Bronco out to work on. It was running rough so I rebuilt the carb, did a tune up and got it running pretty good.:)

Bad news;

It still didn't seem to have much power. I was driving around on the country roads by my house. I had a hard time getting up to speed. After driving about 10 miles I was about 1 mile from my house and the tranny started to slip. I got to my driveway and thought I would test it out and shifted down to 1st gear. No 1st gear. I shifted to 2nd and it went in. I drove up the drive and pulled into my parking spot and couldn't shift out of 2nd. I shut it off and tried to shift into park again, no go. I tried to shift the transfer case into neutral, no go. I got out and pushed it forward about a foot and tried the transfer case again and got it into neutral.:cry:

Atleast I can tow it now.

I am going to take it in next week and have the tranny rebuilt. The engine might have to wait a while, but it does seem to be running pretty good right now.
 

AGShelby

Sr. Member
Joined
Dec 5, 2006
Messages
510
Loc.
San Antonio, Texas
C4

Could be your fluid level - and may not be ruined.

Make sure to check on a flat surface - with engine idling.

I had a low fluid issue on a C4 in a mustang - same symptoms. I added fluid and drove it for years after without issue.
 
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