Transmission slipping? Slip yoke or just yoke bad?
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Transmission slipping? Slip yoke or just yoke bad?
I'm trying to diagnose a problem with my truck from 7000 miles away from home, so bare with me.
Fiance says the truck is acting funny. She said that the truck seemed like it was jumping out of gear or something. I tried to get her to explain more...but. From what I gathered, shes holding constant pressure on the peddle and the truck is jumping. Said it was so bad the other day she drove home with the hazards on. She had my friend drive it (mechanically inclined), he said that it seems like the yoke is bad. But, the problem doesnt seem to fit the solution?
I know its not much to go off of, sorry guys. Any questions you could think to ask and I'll try and get an answer ASAP.
Other info:
1997 F150 4x4 w/5.4
Tranny was rebuilt 4,000 miles ago.
Fiance says the truck is acting funny. She said that the truck seemed like it was jumping out of gear or something. I tried to get her to explain more...but. From what I gathered, shes holding constant pressure on the peddle and the truck is jumping. Said it was so bad the other day she drove home with the hazards on. She had my friend drive it (mechanically inclined), he said that it seems like the yoke is bad. But, the problem doesnt seem to fit the solution?
I know its not much to go off of, sorry guys. Any questions you could think to ask and I'll try and get an answer ASAP.
Other info:
1997 F150 4x4 w/5.4
Tranny was rebuilt 4,000 miles ago.
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Update:
Talked to my fiance, this is what I was able to gather.
1) Does it sporatically, not just on acceleration or just cruising.
2) Seems to have lost some power (would lean towards a COP)
3) Didn't notice a change in RPMs when it happened/happens.
All things seem to lead to a COP, but theres no CEL on.
Lesson learned today:
Find solution from problems, dont frind problems to fit your solution.
Still didnt get to talk to my buddy, may get more light shed on the situation. She said (he said) that he checked the yoke and it seems looser than its supposed to be. So maybe he just happen to stumple on an upcoming problem that hasn't shown itself yet?
Oh, no, shes not in 4x4, I made sure she knew how to use that before I left. She's a pro.
Plus, when you take off in 4x4 on dry pavement, it doesnt feel like you have lost power
Talked to my fiance, this is what I was able to gather.
1) Does it sporatically, not just on acceleration or just cruising.
2) Seems to have lost some power (would lean towards a COP)
3) Didn't notice a change in RPMs when it happened/happens.
All things seem to lead to a COP, but theres no CEL on.
Lesson learned today:
Find solution from problems, dont frind problems to fit your solution.
Still didnt get to talk to my buddy, may get more light shed on the situation. She said (he said) that he checked the yoke and it seems looser than its supposed to be. So maybe he just happen to stumple on an upcoming problem that hasn't shown itself yet?
Oh, no, shes not in 4x4, I made sure she knew how to use that before I left. She's a pro.
Plus, when you take off in 4x4 on dry pavement, it doesnt feel like you have lost power
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