slamming into reverse
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slamming into reverse
91 F250 4x4 5.8 Auto
When I shift into reverse it slams hard......always feel like its goint to break something.
Whats to check? Is there an adjustment somewhere, or does it need to go to the shop?
I just dropped a replacement computer in it and the slamming went away for a day, but this morning it was back.
When I shift into reverse it slams hard......always feel like its goint to break something.
Whats to check? Is there an adjustment somewhere, or does it need to go to the shop?
I just dropped a replacement computer in it and the slamming went away for a day, but this morning it was back.
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09-15-2003, 05:09 PM
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Mine sometimes slams into reverse. I hate it when it does that. A while back I read about an updated PCM thats supposed to take care of this, If you have the E4OD.
If you have the AOD then you can try adjusting the transmission TV cable at the throttle body.
http://tnmotorsports.com/aod.htm
If you have the AOD then you can try adjusting the transmission TV cable at the throttle body.
http://tnmotorsports.com/aod.htm
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09-15-2003, 07:28 PM
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Start with the basics:
1. Fluid level.
2. Fluid condition ( should be bright red not brownish).
3. Idle speed. Should be 6-8 hundred rpm warm.
4. Throttle position sensor. adjusted properly?
5. Check the throttle body area for leaks and sludge buildup.
Many engine sensors out of whack can affect E4od transmission performance.
Are there any other problems?
1. Fluid level.
2. Fluid condition ( should be bright red not brownish).
3. Idle speed. Should be 6-8 hundred rpm warm.
4. Throttle position sensor. adjusted properly?
5. Check the throttle body area for leaks and sludge buildup.
Many engine sensors out of whack can affect E4od transmission performance.
Are there any other problems?
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09-16-2003, 04:13 PM
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My '94 used to do that really bad till I upgraded to a '95 MLPS. Fixed the neck breaking upshifting problems to. Good luck......Van
Interesting, what made you decide to do that? Is it a known fix? How did you adjust it? Someone in another thread said the connector is different on some years, did you have to change yours?
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