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Old 09-12-2012, 03:24 AM
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Originally Posted by chasinthesun View Post
I believe this is what Im also up against in an 83 300cd ,its clunking behavior was similiar .It drove on the hwy fine that day ,homewards bound I was stopping at a Parts store ,missed a gear while parking by accident (from forward to reverse at very low speed). After this nothing. Now Ive checked the linkage ,ok ,the pump seems to work fine since the cooler line was gushing fluid when opened up for pressure at line..Now its a question if this can be replaced while the trannies on the car?
Have you got a 722.1 in your '83 CD or is it a 722.3?

This thread (mostly) has 722.1 based information.

In any case - in almost every case - if you can measure transmission hydraulic pressures you have the best idea of what is going on / going wrong. If you don't / can't / won't measure hydraulic pressure =>

If you have a 722.3 I'd check the governor for damage before removing the transmission - but you are clutching at straws a bit here. You are better off making the effort of making some measurements.

If you have a 722.1 you probably need to remove the transmission if you have no forward or reverse motion. In this case I'd expect sheared splines - but really all I can do for you is guess! Again you are better off making some measurements.
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