91 ClubWagon E350 code 62
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91 ClubWagon E350 code 62
Hi
My Van has 5.8 engine and EO4D transmission.
The check engine light comes on sometimes when on highway going up a long hill. After you get over the hill it goes back out.
I pulled a code 62.
The manual says transaxle 4/3 or 3/2 pressure switch circuit failed closed or convertor clutch problem.
The van shifts but very soft.
I have searched all the autoparts stores but cannot find these pressure switches.
Does anyone what I would ask for?
Also what is the procedure for changing them. I assume it is drop the trans pan and swap them out?
Or is it really the torque convertor starting to fail?
I changed the trans fluid about 1 yr ago.
Thanks,
Rob
My Van has 5.8 engine and EO4D transmission.
The check engine light comes on sometimes when on highway going up a long hill. After you get over the hill it goes back out.
I pulled a code 62.
The manual says transaxle 4/3 or 3/2 pressure switch circuit failed closed or convertor clutch problem.
The van shifts but very soft.
I have searched all the autoparts stores but cannot find these pressure switches.
Does anyone what I would ask for?
Also what is the procedure for changing them. I assume it is drop the trans pan and swap them out?
Or is it really the torque convertor starting to fail?
I changed the trans fluid about 1 yr ago.
Thanks,
Rob
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Almost garanteed a converter clutch slip. Forget the pressure switches, that's not the problem.
If the shifts are too soft, you have a perssure problem and have probably already burned clutches.
Steve
'95 Clubwagon XLT
If the shifts are too soft, you have a perssure problem and have probably already burned clutches.
Steve
'95 Clubwagon XLT
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From: Saint Augustine, FL
I don't see how. The only thing that can happen from being overfull is if the level gets so high that it reaches the geartrain and the rotating geartrain whips it into a foam.
It would take more than 1.5 quarts to get it that high.
Steve
'95 Clubwagon XLT
It would take more than 1.5 quarts to get it that high.
Steve
'95 Clubwagon XLT
