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It’s a basic principle of automatic transmissions: More throttle input results in higher transmission line pressure to keep the clutch plates engaged. The problem is, once the Power Stroke engine is modified, it produces more power and torque with less throttle input, which means the engine may be producing peak torque when line pressure is still low. The result can be clutch slippage, increased heat, and accelerated wear.
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