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1991 TT 300ZX, Automatic, UK model, 81K, 50K on gearbox (reconditioned unit fitted but not in my ownership)
Just wondering if anyone can shed some light on why my ZX is being a bit odd. It won't shift up unless I blip the throttle. It will either stay at the RPM I'm travelling or climb until it reaches 5500-6000rpm, then change and you'll feel it whop the torque converter in. If I lift off the accelerator anywhere within the range that's suitable to change up, she'll do it instantly and smoothly.
Kickdown works
Changes down if I brake
O/D works
I have gears R, 1, 2, 3 and 4 (O/D)
Shifter works
Gear changes are smooth if I control them
I've had quite a few Zeds (some brilliant, some awful, all auto) and a JDM auto here to compare with. That one works as it should. I've always found there to be a lot more 'control' through the throttle compared to similar cars but this Zed isn't right. Once warm it should be shifting up by itself between 2000-3000rpm on a constant gentle throttle. A big side effect of getting stuck in gear is drastic fuel economy.
The power lights, which obviously in the UK car aren't labelled or selectable, do light up if I put my foot down and go out if I back off. It doesn't appear to be stuck in POWER mode but could that be possible?
I've had the car years but its' been in storage. It's always been odd but now I'd like to take it somewhere, however I can justify single digit MPG! I need it to shift up and not fall into 3rd gear on a cruise.