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sounds like a pump problem. In reverse the tranny generates twice the line pressure. so if the pump is going out it would take a while for the pressure to build up. If it has been this way for awhile I would suggest a rebuild as clutches have been slipping and creating heat which in turn kills trannies. check with your local tranny shop and see what they think though.
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