I have a fully manual trimatic but the modulator is leaking. It is not connected to vacuum so do I need it at all?
Do i need to replace it or can i just screw in a plug?
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Manual shift trimatic and modulator
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Dan
, May 20 2022 10:06 PM
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#1
Posted 20 May 2022 - 10:06 PM
#2
Posted 20 May 2022 - 10:18 PM
The purpose of the vacuum modulator is to alter the shift pattern according to throttle position.
As your trans is manual, I'd say yes.
#3
Posted 24 May 2022 - 07:49 PM
I am going to answer my own question.
So after lots of reading and getting conflicting info i called a auto trans rebuilder who said to replace the modulator and not plug the hole. Doesn’t matter if its an old one or a new one, even though i don’t use it it is still needed on the box. He mentioned something about the line pressure being very high and the risk of cracking the housing.
Auto transmissions are a big box of magic. I have no idea what is going on inside so i will follow his advice and put a new modulator on the box.
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So after lots of reading and getting conflicting info i called a auto trans rebuilder who said to replace the modulator and not plug the hole. Doesn’t matter if its an old one or a new one, even though i don’t use it it is still needed on the box. He mentioned something about the line pressure being very high and the risk of cracking the housing.
Auto transmissions are a big box of magic. I have no idea what is going on inside so i will follow his advice and put a new modulator on the box.
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