thanks to all who replied.
Modified by clete purcel at 4:27 PM 4/1/2008
AT Shifitng Noise - 2008 Frontier
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Rev_D21
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Re: AT Shifitng Noise - 2008 Frontier (clete purcel)
Have you checked the fluid level yet? Sounds to me like something in the internals is too tight when cold and then expands once it heats up. That came out wrong but you know what I am getting at. 
Re: AT Shifitng Noise - 2008 Frontier (Reverend D)
There is nothing wrong with the truck.
It should only do this when you first start out. It is the truck resetting the brakes. All frontiers with ABLS do it.
And if you are only at 1800rpm you ain't driving it right!
It should only do this when you first start out. It is the truck resetting the brakes. All frontiers with ABLS do it.
And if you are only at 1800rpm you ain't driving it right!
Re: (Reverend D)
The abs does it is restarted and moved after a certain period of time.Reverend D wrote:It doesn't sound like he is describing the ABS acuator test that the truck performs when it first moves because he says it only does it once. The ABS tests each time the truck is started and moved.
He said:Quote »this ONLY happens the first time the truck shifts from 1st to 2nd[/quote]That is exactly what the ABLS system does.
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Rev_D21
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Re: (hsckris)
He said:hsckris wrote:The abs does it is restarted and moved after a certain period of time.
He said:
That is exactly what the ABLS system does.
Quote »It does not happen on any other shift, and it does not happen on the 1st to 2nd shift once the truck has been driven[/quote]So it only happens one time per day based on my understanding of his description.
Re: (Reverend D)
Maybe he should just post what he means -- but looks to me like he is saying the only time it doesnt' happen is after it has been driven and not shut off -- exactly what the ABLS does. That, and what are the odds that a guy who doesn't even tach his truck over 1800rpm has another problem that resembles the ABLS this much.Reverend D wrote:
He said:
So it only happens one time per day based on my understanding of his description.