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Tried another PCM just to rule it out.. Same issue.
So far I've
replaced solenoid pack (even though the old one tested fine)
replaced mlps
swapped cluster/psom to see if it made any difference
changed the speed sensor even though it tested fine
changed the TPS even though it tested fine
replaced the solenoid pack harness connector (it was corrdoded some but not rotten)
removed entire transmission harness from the truck and metered out every single pin for opens/shorts
tried two other PCM's
Transmission shifts fine manually, OD works, OD button works, TCC lockup is working, just will not shift properly on it's own. Skips to 3rd after taking off from a stop then bogs out.
Not sure what else there is to try... pretty much at wits end.
I don't think it's an internal problem. Not with the false 4x4 switch code and the fact that it works fine in all gears when commanded manually. The E4OD is strictly electronic as far as I know.. has no manual valve body. If there was a problem with the solenoids or valve body it wouldnt shift properly when manually commanded either. Your test are for missing gears or missing shifts. Look up the tests for incorrect or erratic shift. I've been through all that already.
Works perfectly fine in all gears when commanded manually.
I don't think it's an internal problem. Not with the false 4x4 switch code and the fact that it works fine in all gears when commanded manually. The E4OD is strictly electronic as far as I know.. has no manual valve body. If there was a problem with the solenoids or valve body it wouldnt shift properly when manually commanded either. Your test are for missing gears or missing shifts. Look up the tests for incorrect or erratic shift. I've been through all that already.
Works perfectly fine in all gears when commanded manually.
Sorry didn’t read the whole thread. Just your last post #34, it is very much a mechanical transmission assisted by electric solenoids.
Did you check the feed bolts? Plus as above the mechanical valve bodies and accumulator valve body.
I don't think it's an internal problem. Not with the false 4x4 switch code and the fact that it works fine in all gears when commanded manually.
I falsely assumed the code was cleared, since you didn't state it was still present in your last post. My bad.
Cut the capped off pin 12 wire, right up at the ECM connector. It may be grounding out somewhere. Be sure the ECM ground wire is well grounded (pin #20 in the diagram I have for my diesel truck) and snip that #12 pin wire short. In a 2wd truck, it shouldn't have even been run. That was a cheap assembly line method to simply cap it off, I suspect. Eliminate it right at the source, since it's not needed. You never want to worry about it shorting out on a 2wd.
Curiously, where does the second capped of wire go that you're holding? That's the one that would go up to the 4wd indicator light in 4wd trucks? Don't worry about that one, if so. That one can ground out and not hurt anything on either end.
Yes, it has a valve body. And it has an accumulator body.
How are you manually commanding third and fourth gears?
With the OD button.
I don't use this truck much so I've just been driving it manually.
1st with OD off
2nd with OD off
3rd with OD off
Then Press OD button on the highway to get into 4th
I guess now that I've tried it a few more times, it's almost 'hunting' when it's in Drive and I take off from a stop like it doesn't know what gear to be in then it just gives up and goes into 3rd... Could there be a busted spring in the valve body or maybe a stuck valve?
I'm pretty confident now that it's not electrical as I tested everything again..
If I leave the OD button on it does the same thing..acts like it doesn't know what gear to be in
Starts in second, then shifts to first? Starts in fourth, then shifts to second? Starts in first, then shifts to fourth? Starts in third, then shifts to first? Or something else?