Interchanging 5R110s
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Interchanging 5R110s
I just picked up a 2004 6.0, into 3 hours of owning it the transmission went out. Starts out in 2nd gear, have to feather the throttle really hard to get it to move and than it bangs real hard when it goes into a gear. Tow haul light flashes constantly so im sure this trans is more than done. Im looking at getting a used transmission to put back in it as I will send my orginal one out to be built for the power the truck has. My question being I have a couple hook ups on some 2005, and a particular low milage 2006 transmission. All transmissions out of 6.0s, but would they work in my 2004?
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I heard that the newer ones are different, and somewhat stronger. But able to be plugged in and fuction the same as the older ones. But as always, would like to confirm before buying one or else just wasiting my money.
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Okay cool. Im curious but figured id hear some answers from a few people. Thank you for all the input!
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Originally Posted by wedge542
I have a late 03,trans went bad,found one from a wrecked 6.4, when i ask the same question you just did,my response from mark k was it will work,it does.
I only wanted to spend the money once, so I just had mine rebuilt and upgraded. Although, with what I went through with the rebuilder, I should’ve just swapped in the 6.4 trans and gone down the road.
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Yes, the later trans will work.
Do you have a backup plan if the new trans has the exact same issue as the current trans? What I'm getting at is that since you haven't read the codes how do you know the trans is bad? What if the problem is a wiring issue?
Do you have a backup plan if the new trans has the exact same issue as the current trans? What I'm getting at is that since you haven't read the codes how do you know the trans is bad? What if the problem is a wiring issue?
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Awesome. If new(used) trans doesnt work im finding someone that will refund me if incase its something else. Im betting on a transmission though, the truck makes close to about 600HP on a stock trans. The orginal owners never uploaded the trans tune on it for the modifications it has. Im having an issue with it starting out in 2nd and really having to feather the throttle to get it to go and once it finally does it bangs into gear. The converter is not locking up like it was when I first got it, and tow haul light flashes now. When I go to put it into gear I really have to fight it too. I dont know for sure that the trans is bad, but im betting in it. I had no issues until I did one good solid burnout and that was all it wrote.
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Originally Posted by Mark Kovalsky
Yes, the later trans will work.
Do you have a backup plan if the new trans has the exact same issue as the current trans? What I'm getting at is that since you haven't read the codes how do you know the trans is bad? What if the problem is a wiring issue?
Do you have a backup plan if the new trans has the exact same issue as the current trans? What I'm getting at is that since you haven't read the codes how do you know the trans is bad? What if the problem is a wiring issue?
Originally Posted by Per4mance
I'll bet you a bag of doughnuts it's the temp sensor. Get it scanned..................i like Krispy Kreams
Post the codes here.
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Originally Posted by oilfiredbrady73
Drained transmission oil, burnt. And I mean smells burnt burnt.
Did you see any clutch material in the pan?