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Old May 16, 2025 | 05:38 PM
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I have a 2009 lancer 2.4 transmission went out so I replaced it with a known good spare I had but it doesn’t seem right, almost like the transmission is slipping. I swapped the electronics from the valve body so it wouldn’t throw any codes. Does this need a relearn or calibration when installing a new transmission?
 
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Hello, is the same transmission? Did u change fluids, filters, torque converter. Any codes? Check pressures
 
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Hello, is the same transmission? Did u change fluids, filters, torque converter. Any codes? Check pressures
same model transmission from a donor car of the same year and model. Donor car had 90k on it and had body damage so I took the transmission and engine for a spare in case. New filters, Mitsubishi genuine j4 fluid and same torque converter that was in the 90k transmission. I changed the eeprom that was in my original transmission to avoid having to reprogram anything. No codes and sounds like everything is fine. I’ve rebuilt many automatic transmission but I have yet to deal with a cvt until now.
 
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That’s good. I’m not an expert on CVT but from repairs I made; it was a pressure solenoid, was giving me rough shift and slipping. No codes at all… I had to drive it couples of times, reading pressures. And compare with a good CVT….Had to say, CVT isn’t a science but gives a really good headache sometimes.

Almost forgot, reset the computer.
 

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That’s good. I’m not an expert on CVT but from repairs I made; it was a pressure solenoid, was giving me rough shift and slipping. No codes at all… I had to drive it couples of times, reading pressures. And compare with a good CVT….Had to say, CVT isn’t a science but gives a really good headache sometimes.

Almost forgot, reset the computer.
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maybe it’s a solenoid just not sure why it worked perfectly when I pulled it to give issues now that I installed into a different vehicle. I ordered the mut 3 scan tool to reset some of the learned values of the cvt to see if that helps. Hopefully someone with experience will chime in and give some insight. Thanks
 
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