Precision International shares its latest video on GM 6L80 transmission random shift issues; watch below.
Precision International shares its latest video on GM 6L80 transmission random shift issues; watch below.
The complaint A 2005 Ford F350 with the 6.0 liter diesel engine and 5R110W transmission has set a P0753 “Pressure Control Solenoid A – Electrical Fault” code and a P2700 “Transmission Friction Element A – Apply Time Out Of Range” code. After a prolonged drive time, DTC P0752 “Pressure Control Solenoid A – Stuck On”
The complaint
A 2005 Ford F350 with the 6.0 liter diesel engine and 5R110W transmission has set a P0753 “Pressure Control Solenoid A - Electrical Fault” code and a P2700 “Transmission Friction Element A - Apply Time Out Of Range” code. After a prolonged drive time, DTC P0752 “Pressure Control Solenoid A - Stuck On” and P0973 “Pressure Control Solenoid A - Circuit Low” also set.
The complaint A Ford vehicle equipped with the FNR5 transmission has a complaint of a severe slipping condition in reverse. As the transmission approaches normal operating temperature, reverse movement is non-existent. Related Articles – Diagnosing AS68RC intermittent pressure switch/linear solenoid performance codes – Another needle in a haystack: Locating wiring problems – Shift Pointers: A
The complaint When the Low Clutch Housing is removed from the Underdrive Center Shaft of a 62TE transmission, one notices that the caged needle bearing located on the shaft between the sealing rings was missing (Figure 1, above). Related Articles – Chrysler ZF8 generations 1 and 2 identification guide – When a transmission problem isn’t
The complaint Immediately after overhaul, a 2013 Chrysler Town and Country with a 3.6L engine and a 62TE transmission faults to limp mode. The scan tool reveals trouble codes P0732 “Second Gear Ratio Error,” P0735 “Fifth Gear Ratio Error,” P0792 “Compounder Speed Error,” and P1790 “Fault After Shift” are set. During the overhaul procedure, the
The change For the 2013 model year, the Ford 6F35 transmission received a high-volume pump which increased the intake channel in the stator shaft support from 0.432” to 0.520”. The pump body intake channel was also increased to the same matching dimensions. Related Articles – Shift Pointers: No ball, no reverse – The multi-functional Clutch
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After overhaul, a GM vehicle equipped with the 6T40 BAS Hybrid transmission has a complaint of little or no movement.
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The complaint After replacing the pump assembly in a 6L80/90 transmission with a new GM pump the vehicle returns with symptoms that would appear to be caused by a low fluid condition: it falls out of gear at a stop and has low line pressure. Upon further inspection the sump filter, which was also a