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Old 02-06-2014, 02:25 PM   #13 (permalink)
RobertISaar
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Originally Posted by 96CX View Post
Or that. I'm pretty hazy on what exactly happens in my automatic transmission. It just feels like neutral (though not neutral proper as if I had moved the shift selector), based on how the tranny responds when I press on the gas again. Thanks for explaining!
most conventional automatics act as such, but i'm sure there are exceptions, especially with extremely recent autos, especially the dual-clutch type, since those are basically computer controlled manuals. for OP, the 05 2500 is likely a 4L80 transmission, which is a computerized and 4th gear added TH-400, which came about in..... the mid 60s, IIRC. solid performer, though it has more parasitic losses than the lighter-duty 4L60/4L65 that would have been used on the 1500 trucks of the same year.
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