E4OD problems
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E4OD problems
Ok so here is the thing... I bought a truck the tranny went out so I got a rebuilt one with a warranty. We relpaced it and now the new one is not working either. It is not doing anything. We manualy put it into gear on the tranny and it does nothing. We are completely stumped on this. I called the place I got the tranny from and he said I needed to check the hydraulic pump pressure. Can anyone tell me how I do that? Anyone have any suggestions?
Oh this is in a 1992 F250 7.3L 4x4 extended cab. Its on 40" Iroks! (not sure if that helps at all)
Oh this is in a 1992 F250 7.3L 4x4 extended cab. Its on 40" Iroks! (not sure if that helps at all)
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How much fluid did you put in? The E4OD takes about 16qts.
If you put it in Park can you push the truck back and forwards? If so then either the transfer case is in neutral or is faulty or the rear axle is bad.
To check the pump start the truck, pull the trans dipstick, clean it, replace it, pull it again and note exactly where the fluid level is. Now shutoff the engine and dip the trans again. If the fluid level is now higher then the pump is working. If the same then it is not working.
If you put it in Park can you push the truck back and forwards? If so then either the transfer case is in neutral or is faulty or the rear axle is bad.
To check the pump start the truck, pull the trans dipstick, clean it, replace it, pull it again and note exactly where the fluid level is. Now shutoff the engine and dip the trans again. If the fluid level is now higher then the pump is working. If the same then it is not working.
Fleet Owner
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It looks to me like your trans. rebuilder is a little less than reputable. Check out this thread from another site to help diagnose your issue: FullSizeBronco.com - 78 - 96 Ford Bronco offroad club, forums, tech, installs
