waynetrain
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I sure hope so about to put it on and take it for another one I'm not going to get happy yet
yeah that's very scary when a range sensor fails because you would think it was mechanical.very frightening.
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I sure hope so about to put it on and take it for another one I'm not going to get happy yet
so to replace it,first set your driveline brake so she can't go anywhere on ya.chock the wheels too.
shift into N.
remove the shift linkage.
remove the 2 bolts holding the sensor on.
unplug the sensor.
see those 2 lines in the attachment i posted? line those up and install the sensor in reverse order.
before plugging the sensor in,take your electrical cleaner you bought (that is the good stuff by the way! it's wht i use too) and clean that connector very good with it.then plug it in.
if the plug simply plugs in,your all set.if it doesn't you'll need to re-pin.post and let us know for instructions.
be safe! remember,set e-brake and chock wheels first! no truck is worth getting crushed over.
It is still popping out of gear randomly but mostly after 15-30 minutes of just simply driving the truck to force it to do this (no gunning the gas ) just simply driving as IF i was going to pick up a car etc.. of course after it has its jumping issues and shifting issues, it will run like a dream but i notice a loss of power in the accellerator in between the shifting problems.
you didn't replace the teca relay? when it "pops out of gear" does the od light go dim (along with a 0 reading on the tach) ?--- In case you have read other post i have recently replaced Solenoid pack, Tach Sensor, Trans range sensor / Nuetral safety switch
ok let make sure we understand what your saying so we know what you know.
expand on this:
"It is still popping out of gear"
popping out of what gear and then into what state when it does it? for example:
the converter is unlocking
or
it's downshifting from od into 3rd
or
the trans feels as if it's dropped out of OD and gone into neutral.
if you cancel od does it still do it?
your symptoms are still that of a failed range sensor.you lined up the two lines correct? there's no issue with starting the truck in P or N right? your not finding the need to hold up on the shift lever to get the ignition to work.the shift cable doesn't feel stretched out/have a sloppy column shift?
the converter remaining locked when coming to a stop,hasn't happened since replacing the solenoid pack.is that safe to say?