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i have a 4x4 chevy s10. I pulled the old transmission out and put a salvaged one back in. After i was done i put the truck into gear and nothing happens. The transmission fluid reads full. When i put it into gear and rev it up the truck just begins to move barely. What could be the cause of this?

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1994 Chevrolet s10 4.6

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made sure all the connections were good and transmission fluid is full.

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The most common causes of this are as follows.

1. Low fluid

2. Dirty, clogged filter

3. Bad front pump

4. Bad torque converter

5. Leaking internal o-ring letting pressure bleed by

I would say your most likely cause would be either option 3 or 5

You would need to have a transmission shop hook up pressure gauges to check it out

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