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1286 messages, Last post on Dec 06, 2009 at 8:37 PM
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Had it rebuilt at 125,000mi. Now 149k. Didn't want to shift into 2. Had a speed sensor replaced. Drives ok for about 10 minutes, then wont shift into 3 untill the rpms go sky high. Then after a few minutes the O/D lite goes on. Am I doomed? |
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Replying to: jamie45724 (Jan 25, 2009 7:53 pm) Regards, Dusty |
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have a 2000 ram rebuilt trany speedo wont work changed speed sencor & rear end sencor speedo still wont work
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It has 140k, never had a issue then all of a sudden it is having a problem getting out of 1st if on a grade, if i start out slow it will go through the gears just fine. Is there a simple fix or am I doomed.
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Replying to: orman (Feb 07, 2009 10:03 am) Again, in RWD platforms (all trucks) there is a Rear Wheel Speed Sensor. This sensor supplies a signal to the PCM through the Controller Antilock Brake (CAB or Antilock Brake Controller). The PCM supplies the signal to operate the speedometer, among other functions. On to your problem. *If the Speedometer is not working, but the Odometer advances as the vehicle is driven, you have a defective Speedometer gauge or a break on the cluster circuit board. *On Chrysler systems if the Odometer or Trip Odometer is blank, you have an internal error on the instrument cluster assembly with the PCI data bus and the speedometer will not function. *If a "NO BUS" message is visible in the odometer, there is an internal problem on the cluster circuit board or there is no PCI data circuit between the cluster and the PCM. *If the Odometer readout is flashing repeatedly, the instrument cluster is not receiving a distance signal from the CAB. *If the circuit between the Rear Wheel Speed Sensor to the CAB is lost, the speedometer will not work, the odometer will not advance and the ABS lamp on the instrument cluster will be illuminated. Since I do not know what the state is of the odometer in this case, and you've already replaced the Rear Wheel Speed Sensor in the rear differential, I would suggest checking the rear wheel speed sensor circuit back to the CAB. On vehicles of your vintage corrosion at the rear wheel speed sensor terminals is a common problem, but I would check all of the connections at the CAB and PCM terminal connectors. If the odometer is working, you've probably got a bad speedo gauge. Regards, Dusty |
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1996 dodge ram 1500, 46re tranny (189,000 miles). problems shifting from 1-2. usually shifts late (over 3,000 rpm's) or i can shift to neutral and back to drive then it will shift. governor pressure solenoid and transducer both new. the two solenoids beside them test fine. i'm trying to remove the valve body to check it out, but tranny is still in truck and i can't figure out how to disconnect throttle linkage to allow valve body to drop out. any help would be appreciated. |
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Replying to: xscooba (Feb 08, 2009 12:03 pm) Are you having trouble removing park rod or the manual lever? There's an E-clip on the end of the park rod. You need to rotate the valve body in order to release the rod. The manual lever shaft simply pulls through the case. Regards, Dusty
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Replying to: dustyk (Feb 08, 2009 12:18 pm) |
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