1992 lincoln town car executive series

Asked by rebelguy891 Apr 12, 2016 at 08:00 AM about the Lincoln Town Car

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

What would cause my car to cut off in overdrive bit
in only cuts off going up or down hillshills

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Auto_Centric answered 8 years ago

First possible cause is fuel pressure / fuel pump. Check the pressure at the fuel rail 32-38psi the pump is in the gas tank it might broken pickup line, that's why it "cuts" off going uphill or downhill, after 24 years pumps get weak. Does it run and drive perfect unless its in overdrive?

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Auto_Centric answered 8 years ago

OK this is sounding like overdrive transmission Shudder, lowers speed and jerks, and chatters. How many miles on the transmission?

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