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I have a 1993 loyale sedan 4wd and it is automatic. When I drive 55mph the tach is at approx 3200rpm which is high. My engine is wearing out fast. Is their anything out there that can lower the rpm--different transmission, rear end-- Something. Thanks in advance, by the way I got tired of shifting that is why I have the automatic.

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In austria there were 2 different types of the 4EAT available.

 

A 4 speed automatic tranny single range and a 4 speed automatic tranny

with dual range and 100% lock differential in the middle.

 

I do not know if these 2 types were available in the US.

 

L

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In austria there were 2 different types of the 4EAT available.

 

A 4 speed automatic tranny single range and a 4 speed automatic tranny

with dual range and 100% lock differential in the middle.

 

I do not know if these 2 types were available in the US.

 

L

I hadn't heard of the dual-range 4EAT, though that doesn't mean much.

 

Any chance that you could drop one in the post for me??? :grin:

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3200 RPM isn't high. Our 90 Loyale with 3spd Automatic runs about 4,000 @ 70mph and that doesn't worry me in the slightest. My samurai runs about 4,000 @ 70mph in 5th gear. I think the only thing I'd be worried about on your RPM is if you think it's slipping, in which case I'd be more concerned about the tranny than I would be the engine.

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