You sure its not a electrical problem? or maybe try dumping in some trans tune and get it to drive for awhile? Then change the fluid.
did you drop the pan and find exploded parts?
did you drop the pan and find exploded parts?
My E4OD took a crap the other day...
Yeah, so... my tranny's ****ed :banghead and I'm praying that the guy my buddy knows will either A: give me his old transmission, or B: sell it to me very cheaply. The other option, is of course to rebuild (I did some searching a while back and came up with a link from a thread that's supposedly the most comprehensive rebuild of the E4OD yet so I think I could rebuild it, although... I've never rebuilt a transmission before) Other than that, I'm faced with a bunch of crap from this as the Bronco's my only mode of transportation. Any insight from anybody?
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red you going to do this or what???I know it might seem redundant, but try pulling codes yourself and see what you get.
I know we've discussed it a few times in past threads, but sometimes, just removing and reconnecting the solenoid pack connector is enough to alleviate a LOT of shifting problems.
opc1:funny thing is advance auto only scans 1996+ codes...
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