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Old Jan 13, 2018 | 08:07 PM
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09 g37 transmission flare or slipping?

After doing some research, I have learned that the g37 automatic transmission suffers from transmission flare. I currently own a 2009 g37x sedan with 125k miles. Latley I have noticed that more often the rpms jump by a few hundred before changing gears. I have had thr csr for 3 years and have noticed this happened every once in a while. I am not sure what gear it is, but,I think it is 4 or 5. It does not happen with every gear or every time I drive, I only notice it when I will be accelaerating at around 2800k rpms and as the car is about to shift (after 3 years I have the shifting memorized lol) I will take my foot off the gas a little as I am done accelerating. Somtimes right as the car is shifting the rpms jump. It seems like the transmissions lagging when this happens as it is not as smooth as a regular shift. I have read online about the flare and am hoping it is that but I am worried that the transmission is actually slipping. Throtle response is normal and there is no lag on acceleration, just seems like the transmissions lags a bit before shifting and the rpms jump a bit. I had the transmissions fluid changed at 108k as well. Through my research it seems like it may be the flare and the torque converter. Any input would be great, thanks!
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Old Jan 15, 2018 | 09:12 AM
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It is normal as far as I can tell. Should be 4th gear.
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