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Bshields22 03-03-2018 02:32 PM

Thoughts on my issue?
 
Hey fellas,

Got a problem. I have a 2012 7AT that I track. I notice towards the end of my heat the Z prevents me from downshifting OR I’m in full acceleration and it lurches forward with high rpms. Happened before my 34 row oil cooler. Still happens with my 34 row oil cooler. Engine temps never exceed 220. It gotta be heat because I’ll let it cool down half s lap and it’s fine. But after a while it starts back up again. Can’t be limp mode I don’t think? Tranny cooler needed? Bad tranny fluid maybe?

Let me know what you guys think. Car drives fine on the street and spirited canyon runs. Writing to you from buttonwillow right now. Ambient temps are about 55 degrees.

Thanks guy!

Ben

Memphis370Z 03-03-2018 06:11 PM

I think you may need a tranny cooler. I'd also replace the tranny fluid while you're at it.

Quicksilvers 03-04-2018 08:17 PM

A transmission cooler is a good investment and will prolong the life of your transmission. Heat is the number one killer of our 7AT transmissions.When you track your 370Z it exceeds normal heat conditions and it is making your transmission react the way it is. Also changing your transmission fluid would be a good idea too.

Bshields22 03-05-2018 07:43 PM

Hey guys,

Figured out what it was. Fuel Starvation.

Filled up, drove much harder to really try and duplicate the problem. Worked out fine. Talked to a couple 370's on the track. They concurred, same symptoms happened for manual drivers too, same corner and everything. Hard right turns mixed in with the right amount of G's going left plus just under 3/4 a tank and it happens consistently.

Thanks for chiming in though!!

Rusty 03-05-2018 09:17 PM

Your description didn't give alot of details. Glad you found your problem.

Bshields22 03-22-2018 04:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3736044)
Your description didn't give alot of details. Glad you found your problem.

LOL...ya... Kinda hard to explain verbally, much less over text

jchammond 03-22-2018 05:37 PM

An occasional drain & fill (about 4qts.) will make a world of difference on shifting;
may want to flush the 1st time.


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