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Message: [QUOTE="Mark Kovalsky, post: 1213723, member: 1654"] It takes about 2 seconds for a seriously slipping clutch to get destroyed. Could you have slipped it that long in the 4 miles you drove it? TC slippage isn't your problem. Watching that won't show anything useful to this problem. What does the fluid look and smell like? Is it still bright red? Brown? Black? If it is anything but bright red doing anything short of a rebuild is a waste of money. If the fluid is still red it might be worth dropping the pan and seeing if there is a lot of clutch material in the pan. It isn't possible to clean the solenoids. [/QUOTE]

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