truck jerking
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truck jerking
hey guys not sure if I'm in the right spot, but today when i was driving my truck started to jerk a little, i noticed while going up hill there wasn't much power and my overdrive light flashes, is the over drive on or off when the O/D OFF light is on?
i read on another site that it may be spark plugs any ideas??
i read on another site that it may be spark plugs any ideas??
#2
hey guys not sure if I'm in the right spot, but today when i was driving my truck started to jerk a little, i noticed while going up hill there wasn't much power and my overdrive light flashes, is the over drive on or off when the O/D OFF light is on?
i read on another site that it may be spark plugs any ideas??
i read on another site that it may be spark plugs any ideas??
How many miles? What year? 2 wheel or 4x4? These will help answer any question.
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Ah... missed that part. Don't drive too much with that o/d light flashing... might end up costing you a trans rebuild. It's hard on an auto, kinda like towing in o/d and causing the trans to 'hunt' for a gear.
Maybe a connection is corroded or loose?
Have you checked for codes? It might (hopefully) be a very simple fix.
Maybe a connection is corroded or loose?
Have you checked for codes? It might (hopefully) be a very simple fix.
#8
She did start shifting funny while stop and go traffic though, the run through the canyon I maintained speed till the motel which she stayed off all night and well, well into the next day in -30 to 5 degrees, started up and ran just fine shifted fine. that was 3 years ago on that 1 and the 2nd time was 4 years ago and I still have no issues.
Could it be the control box on side of transmission?
#9
Maybe, try checking connections (especially ground wires) for corrosion and clean them as necessary.
If that doesn't fix it, try to find a known good control box from a junkyard. Then swap them out and see if that fixes it.
It doesn't sound like the transmission has any major issues with it. I'd look at electrical connections and transmission related electrical components first.
Hope you find the issue, and hope it is something stupid simple and easy to fix.
If that doesn't fix it, try to find a known good control box from a junkyard. Then swap them out and see if that fixes it.
It doesn't sound like the transmission has any major issues with it. I'd look at electrical connections and transmission related electrical components first.
Hope you find the issue, and hope it is something stupid simple and easy to fix.
#10
Well I hooded up my obdii and it gave me an incorrect gear ratio error code I'm thinking speed sensor thing is there is an input sensor and an out put sensor I don't no which one might be causing the problem I'm gonna buy the out put sensor today if I get time to run to ford after work I'll let u guys. I of it fixes anything
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I know what it is... (i think) My dealership told me that I was imagining it, till the shop manager took it home, and spilled coffee all over his white shirt the next day.
If its what I think it is, it wont throw a code. Nor will their 'push the red button when it acts up' box record anything out of the ordinary.
What it is, is a solenoid, on the torque converter, temporarily engaging and disengaging the TC. The part is like $40. Not a clue how to fix it as mine was done under warranty. It also took 9 months for them to find the problem.
If its what I think it is, it wont throw a code. Nor will their 'push the red button when it acts up' box record anything out of the ordinary.
What it is, is a solenoid, on the torque converter, temporarily engaging and disengaging the TC. The part is like $40. Not a clue how to fix it as mine was done under warranty. It also took 9 months for them to find the problem.
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