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Hayapower -> RE: Bad Transmission????? (6/26/2007 7:11:19 AM)
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160K+ is a good service life for a E40D.. 160K on the unit is a little alarming, many never made it that far.. But generally when the unit neutrals and then slams it’s electrical/hydraulic related to pressure control.. More so if it’s an intermittent and the problem started abruptly with no prior slipping, shift concerns, shuddering, noises, polluted and/or burnt fluid.. Two of the components that help control unit pressure are the TPS (Trans Range Sensor) the Solenoid Pack, and of course the PCM in control.. The PCM ’needs’ to see the gear/s selected for pressure control/application.. The TRS and/or it’s connector can fail from water intrusion or age, and would certainly be suspect if it’s the original sensor.. Prior to replacement/removal of the TRS check the TRS/connector for corroded/green pins.. The TRS is bolted (2) to the left/drivers side of the trans case behind the shift lever.. Simple job, and a starting point with no prior diagnostic.. Also, the Solenoid Pack as well at it’s connector is a possibility but is a lower failure rate, but 160K.. It’s inside the trans/pan and is part of the valve body/bolted to the case with the nose of the connector facing up/outwards for harness connection.. Not a complicated job, and I can post some info. and pics for either job.. Or have a trans shop run the diagnostic to be more certain.. Air bag LFC 32 (light flash code) is for the Drivers Side Air Bag module circuit Open or High Resistance.. Most causes are a ‘break’ in the Clock Spring ribbon tape circuit from steering wheel rotation/wear over time… Not related to the trans issues…..
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