Post solenoid pack install codes.. E4OD
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first off , the tach sensor is bad form the description of the tach dropping out at idle
the vss could be bad also , what year model is the truck
and the vacuum pump shouldnt have to come off to replace the tach sensor
also you shouldnt even consider the torque converter code because of the tach and vss codes
the processor needs these two sensor to determine converter slippage
remember always repair the first codes first as they can generate secondary codes
the vss could be bad also , what year model is the truck
and the vacuum pump shouldnt have to come off to replace the tach sensor
also you shouldnt even consider the torque converter code because of the tach and vss codes
the processor needs these two sensor to determine converter slippage
remember always repair the first codes first as they can generate secondary codes
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From: Beaufort, SC
first off , the tach sensor is bad form the description of the tach dropping out at idle
the vss could be bad also , what year model is the truck
and the vacuum pump shouldn't have to come off to replace the tach sensor
also you shouldn't even consider the torque converter code because of the tach and vss codes
the processor needs these two sensor to determine converter slippage
remember always repair the first codes first as they can generate secondary codes
the vss could be bad also , what year model is the truck
and the vacuum pump shouldn't have to come off to replace the tach sensor
also you shouldn't even consider the torque converter code because of the tach and vss codes
the processor needs these two sensor to determine converter slippage
remember always repair the first codes first as they can generate secondary codes
Gary
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i,d start with the vss , but your truck is equipped with a programable speedometer odometer module in the instrument cluster and it can cause the vss code but the vss sensor is cheap and the most likely problem they fail regularly
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From: Beaufort, SC
Went to AZ today and bought a VSS. I looked the part up on their website and checked availability at my local store (Martinsburg, WV) They had it listed for $29.99. I was down in Winchester, VA getting a hair cut and stopped at the AZ beside the place. The same part was only $14.99 there! Anyway, I'll get it put in asap and see what happens.
Gary
Gary
