wont move forward unless its put in reverse first
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From: mohnton
wont move forward unless its put in reverse first
so yesterday I went out to my 1996 f250 7.3 and I went to leave and the rpms went up but the truck didn't move. I thought I accidently put it into neutral but it was in drive. I put it in reverse and backed it up it made a loud bang then I out it back in drive and I was able to go. it also did the same thing this morning. could it just be the fact its been in the single digits the past few days or do I got a problem?
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From: Mi'kma'ki
sounds like the MLPS may be suspect Wally.careful because the BANG as it finds a gear again isn't any good for it.
your connection may be getting dirty from road slush.pull it off and have a look to see if it's still sealed up.
large sensor located on the drivers side,behind the shift linkage.if you can't get to this for a bit,but still need to truck,use caution.be prepared for the trans to go into N on you going down the road.quickly shift into N and roll to a stop so you don't get the BANG back into gear,shift back to D once fully stopped and take off easy again (may or may not engage promptly.baby it.)
lets go pats!
your connection may be getting dirty from road slush.pull it off and have a look to see if it's still sealed up.
large sensor located on the drivers side,behind the shift linkage.if you can't get to this for a bit,but still need to truck,use caution.be prepared for the trans to go into N on you going down the road.quickly shift into N and roll to a stop so you don't get the BANG back into gear,shift back to D once fully stopped and take off easy again (may or may not engage promptly.baby it.)
lets go pats!
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