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Hi group, I recently purchased a f350 xlt with the 7.3 and banks turbo. It has an automatic transmission but sometimes when I come to a start it would jerk and go dead as if I were stopping a manual trasmission without using the clutch. Not sure how many miles it has cause the odometer doesn't work. Anyone who has experience with this please help
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Torque converter was my first thought as well but will do the simple thing first try to get some code reading. Will update with the progress
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First thing should be diagnosing the odometer. These trucks use a digital speed signal that is processed by the PSOM (Programmable Speedometer Odometer Module) this signal is what helps run the E4OD transmission that you have, unless you have a C6 which is rare. If that signal isn't correct the transmission is getting incorrect information and could be causing your issues.
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