Another e4od question.
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From: Nixa
Another e4od question.
My 93 F250 has the e4od. Every time it rains the shifting gets very erratic.
It doesn't shift when it's supposed to, I have to let off the gas in order for it to shift. The problem goes away a soon as it it dry out.
So I'm guessing it's electrical, something is getting wet. Am I correct on this?
If I spray some dielectic grease on the plug(s), connection(s) will it solve the problem? Or do I need to do more? Or do something entirely different.
Thanks in advance.
It doesn't shift when it's supposed to, I have to let off the gas in order for it to shift. The problem goes away a soon as it it dry out.
So I'm guessing it's electrical, something is getting wet. Am I correct on this?
If I spray some dielectic grease on the plug(s), connection(s) will it solve the problem? Or do I need to do more? Or do something entirely different.
Thanks in advance.
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From: Rohnert Park Ca.
Why don't you try and look close at the connector to see if the contacts are tight or the plug is tight. Also look at the wires going into it for proper connection. I don't think the dielectric grease will hurt.
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From: Nixa
Subford, was this a recall thing? If so, would they still do it, or is it all for me to do now?
What do you mean repining? What's al involved with this, can it be done in the truck?
Any more info will be greatly appreciated.
What do you mean repining? What's al involved with this, can it be done in the truck?
Any more info will be greatly appreciated.
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From: Easton,Ks
No.
It is up to you to do.
You will have to move the pins in the plug that goes onto the TR sensor.
Yes it is done on the truck.
No big deal.
See TSB 95-2-12:
http://www.revbase.com/BBBMotor/TSb/...adPdf?id=41119
AND TSB 95-6-19:
http://www.thedieselstop.com/faq/949...les/950619.pdf
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It is up to you to do.
You will have to move the pins in the plug that goes onto the TR sensor.
Yes it is done on the truck.
No big deal.
See TSB 95-2-12:
http://www.revbase.com/BBBMotor/TSb/...adPdf?id=41119
AND TSB 95-6-19:
http://www.thedieselstop.com/faq/949...les/950619.pdf
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From: Easton,Ks
Also see the instructions for the re-pinning:
http://www.rostratransmission.com/manuals/Form5439A.pdf
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http://www.rostratransmission.com/manuals/Form5439A.pdf
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From: Mi'kma'ki
couple other threads of interest;
1994 Bronco E4OD MLPS Replacement - FSB Forums
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...s-harness.html
1994 Bronco E4OD MLPS Replacement - FSB Forums
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...s-harness.html
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From: Nixa
Thanks guys, it seems simple enough. Now I just need to free up some time to do it before winter hits again.
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