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Old 11-16-2009, 03:17 AM
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Also the TCC solenoid has a mounting ear that is supposed to hold it in place -it has a valve body bolt going through the ear------the ear is known to break off and allow the TCC solenoid to back out and you will have no lock-up
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Old 11-16-2009, 10:27 AM
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Has anyone experienced a delay in shifting from forward to reverse gears? From park to reverse, reverse to drive, and any combination in between I have a delay of about 2-3 seconds before it actually hits the gear. Never used to be that way. Wife says it's been that way for a couple weeks. It's her car

2002 Sport Trac 4.0, 5r55e, 4WD.

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Old 11-16-2009, 11:22 AM
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Welcome Bryan & Thanks...

Hi Bryan,

Your experience and advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks for taking the time to post "in the field" experience with the 5R55E.

Any other tips or suggestions are welcome. This particular thread seems to be the catch all so please drop the hints and tips.

Very much appreciated,
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Also the TCC solenoid has a mounting ear that is supposed to hold it in place -it has a valve body bolt going through the ear------the ear is known to break off and allow the TCC solenoid to back out and you will have no lock-up

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Old 11-16-2009, 10:43 PM
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FastEddy760-thanks for the welcome.-----I have seen alot of the normal repeat repair things and alot of strange,out of the ordinary and dont mind sharing my experiences------Most people dont want to learn anything these days-especially if it involves getting dirty or taking longer than 5 minutes to complete.
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2001 4WD 3.0 engine automatic 5R55E transmission rough shift (not slipping) from 1st

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I own a 2001 4WD 3.0 engine automatic 5R55E transmission. I have already went to the Ford Dealership and ordered the valve body kit and fixed this problem on my truck but still have a rough shift (not slipping) from 1st into 2nd gear while driving. When I replaced the gaskets, separator plate etc that was recommended in the guide we did locate the gasket to be bad and tore in multiple places on the separator plate. Replaced all that as the guide instructed and fixed that problem but the shifting rough problem is still there. Begging driving it not as bad but throughout the time driving especially if stop and go the transmission will progressively worsen in shifting rough out 1st into 2nd. I have heard statements on the ISS and ffice:smarttags" />lace w:st="on">OSSlace> sensors located on the transmission could have gone bad. Has any one heard of this and if so is this a reasonable solution. My friend had pulled the code which he had cleared first and believed it said P1720 which reads as a BWD Vehicle Speed Sensor, he was not sure due to he cleared it to quick before remembering it well. I ordered the part (BWD vehicle speed sensor) but could not locate this anywhere on the transmission. Then someone had brought to my attention if he sure it didn’t pull as P0720 which is the ISS sensor which is located on the upper mid portion of the transmission above the shifting mechanism. I located the ISS and lace w:st="on">OSSlace> sensor took them off and Cleaned them due to they were dirty and put them back on. Still having rough shifting from 1st to 2nd. Does anyone know if the ISS or lace w:st="on">OSSlace> sensor is a common cause for the symptoms I listed? >>
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Old 11-22-2009, 01:17 PM
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Hi guy's

I have been reading this thread for some time and I don't have a lot of time to get my wife's Explore sport. so here goes.

Ford Explorer Sport 4.0 4x4 Auto 5r55e

This past spring we started getting the 2-3 shift flair and the flashing OD light. I thought it was low on fluid so I checked it it was fine. Then thought it was a plugged filter so i bought new fluid and filter and replaced them. still same problem (of course I didn't know what it was back then) so we parked it for the summer. I

So I am working on it now before winter I went and bought a ford reman valve body off ebay "bench tested yadda yadda" all new solenoids etc. I start up the Exploder and DRIVE IT to where it is parked now . Two weeks ago I did the VB swap . I did not have a torque wrench that went lower than 120 inch/pounds so I couldn't torque it properly . I just tightened it up to where it felt when I broke the bolts all loose .
Well then I put it all back together with another new filter and fluid. Jump started it cause the battery had went dead. and let it run for about 10 minutes . then try it and nothing it wont go foward in any gear or reverse. So I have borrowed a smaller Torque wrench and have the the pan off again .

So where do I start with finding out why it will not move.... well other than I should of bought and installed a drain plug
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I would make sure the shift plunger on the VB got back in the fork on the shift lever.
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Old 11-28-2009, 11:17 AM
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I would make sure the shift plunger on the VB got back in the fork on the shift lever.
That's exactly what it was . How could I over look that thank you.

but Now I still have the 2-3 shift flare I guess I will next try the band adjust that was in BrooklynBay's thread -> Transmission Band Adjustment Specification Chart - Ford Explorer Ranger Enthusiasts "Serious Explorations"®
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Old 11-28-2009, 11:58 AM
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