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Car Forum / Dodge / Dodge Trucks / September 2005transmission problems i think
I have transmission problems.when i take off my truck reves up really high and it goes real slow.I changed the filter and fluid in trans.It drove like a new truck for about 10 miles then it started to do the same thing all over again.Please help me. It is a 1999 dodge Ram 1500 318 v8 with 90,000 miles What, if anything, was in the pan?  SignatureMax Give a man a match, and he is warm for a short while. Light him on fire, and he is warm for the rest of his life. >I have transmission problems.when i take off my truck reves up really high > and it goes real slow.I changed the filter and fluid in trans.It drove > like a new truck for about 10 miles then it started to do the same thing > all over again.Please help me. It is a 1999 dodge Ram 1500 318 v8 with > 90,000 miles it had like some muddy substance around the magnet but that was all. >I have transmission problems.when i take off my truck reves up really high > and it goes real slow. Is the Check Engine light on? Can you get access to an OBD-II code reader to check for any stored codes? (codes could be present, even without a CE light illuminated) TV cable adjusted properly? What if you take off in manual '1', instead of 'D'rive? Any difference? When it sh.ts to 2nd, is it any better? the check engine light was on but i took it in to have the inspection and breaks done and the light was off when i picked it up.I'm not sure what you mean about TV cable adjusted properly? I tried manual shifting but it still no difference.no better when it shifts to second.when it finally gets to drive it will be ok untill i have to climb a hill,then it boggs down > the check engine light was on but i took it in to have the inspection and > breaks done and the light was off when i picked it up Get someone to scan for any codes - particularly any relating to governor pressure. > breaks done and the light was off when i picked it up.I'm not sure what > you mean about TV cable adjusted properly? The TV (throttle valve) cable is a cable attached to the throttle linkage, and controls the throttle valve on the transmission. It basically increases line pressure in the transmission as more throttle is applied. If it's adjusted too loose, you can get problems like you describe. There should be no slack in the TV cable - it should begin to move as soon as the throttle begins to open. Have you checked the adjustment on the bands when you did the fluid change? Well, if it "sh.ts" to second, that a whole different problem... :-) > >I have transmission problems.when i take off my truck reves up really > >high [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > manual '1', instead of 'D'rive? Any difference? When it sh.ts to 2nd, is > it any better? >I have transmission problems.when i take off my truck reves up really high > and it goes real slow.I changed the filter and fluid in trans.It drove > like a new truck for about 10 miles then it started to do the same thing > all over again.Please help me. It is a 1999 dodge Ram 1500 318 v8 with > 90,000 miles Does it "rev up really high" in both forward and reverse? If it does it only in forward gears the rear clutch is slipping. i took my truck to advance auto and had my computer scanned.this is what i got= DTC (codes) P0420 Catalyst efficiency below Threshold (bank 1) Can someone translate this for me!! i took my truck to advance auto and had my computer scanned.this is what i got= DTC (codes) P0420 Catalyst efficiency below Threshold (bank 1) Can someone translate this for me!! >i took my truck to advance auto and had my computer scanned.this is what i > got= [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > (bank 1) > Can someone translate this for me!! http://www.obd-codes.com/trouble_codes/generic/p0420-catalyst-efficiency-below-t hreshold-bank-1.php |
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