Dirtleg
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Okay to cut to the chase. I have used 2 different tach sensors, my old one and a brand new one, and get the same results.
Description of the problem, when cold, my tach does not work. The transmission (E4OD) stays in "what the hell" mode and I have to manually shift it down to 1st every time I take off from a stop.
After driving the truck for about 15 minutes on the highway, tach comes on and all is good again.
It is very consistent. I drove this truck the same 50 mile distance 5 days in a row and the tach woke up within about a half mile of the same spot every time.
Since it acts identically with 2 different sensors, I am looking at the wiring. So far I have traced the wiring all the way to the firewall connector and both wires are showing 0.1 ohms resistance at the connector. I cannot find a wiring diagram for this circuit at the moment but the pics are the 1st and 3rd rows, 4th from the top.
Edit. Realized the plug goes into the TCM. So maybe a Bad TCM then.
Anyone ever experienced this issue? What was the solution if so?
Thanks
Description of the problem, when cold, my tach does not work. The transmission (E4OD) stays in "what the hell" mode and I have to manually shift it down to 1st every time I take off from a stop.
After driving the truck for about 15 minutes on the highway, tach comes on and all is good again.
It is very consistent. I drove this truck the same 50 mile distance 5 days in a row and the tach woke up within about a half mile of the same spot every time.
Since it acts identically with 2 different sensors, I am looking at the wiring. So far I have traced the wiring all the way to the firewall connector and both wires are showing 0.1 ohms resistance at the connector. I cannot find a wiring diagram for this circuit at the moment but the pics are the 1st and 3rd rows, 4th from the top.
Edit. Realized the plug goes into the TCM. So maybe a Bad TCM then.
Anyone ever experienced this issue? What was the solution if so?
Thanks
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