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(1995 F250 7.3 Powerstroke, 4x4, no mods, 180k miles)
I was on my way to pick up a load of wood, and when I went to back the truck up to load it, reverse just was not there, I still had drive. Then on my way home, it would not shift into 3rd or OD.
I bought the truck from a friend and he had the trans rebuilt about 4k miles ago maybe 5k, but not long enough to reason it blowing up again.
I was able to get it onto my trailer to take in, but if I could fix it myself that would be amazing.
im no expert but if it was truly just rebuilt and rebuilt correctly, then i would guess the shift solenoid they can go bad and cause these problems...some of the other guys will chime in and help way more than i can
im no expert but if it was truly just rebuilt and rebuilt correctly, then i would guess the shift solenoid they can go bad and cause these problems...some of the other guys will chime in and help way more than i can
I would believe it was done correctly, I have had work done by the same shop and they were really good. I do know everyone has a few bad days though.
im no expert but if it was truly just rebuilt and rebuilt correctly, then i would guess the shift solenoid they can go bad and cause these problems...some of the other guys will chime in and help way more than i can
There is no shift solenoid used for reverse. A failed reverse CANNOT be caused by a shift solenoid.
Originally Posted by Dflynn926
what light?
The OD OFF light on the end of the shift handle.
Originally Posted by fordman67
Iirc reverse is solely mechanical and no electrical involved.
I believe it is broken.
I believe you are correct.
Originally Posted by Dflynn926
sean9049: No the OD light was not flashing, but I will look again, I may have missed it.
Fordman67: If reverse is mechanical, why did my 3 and OD stop as well? and what is broke?
Because reverse, third, and overdrive all use the direct clutch. I think the direct clutch has failed.
Yep, back to the shop it should and a complete teardown should ensue....then you should tell them to send that unit to John Wood or BTS and have it done right.