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Car Forum / Dodge / Dodge Trucks / May 2006

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1992 Ram no overdrive

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someguy - 13 May 2006 12:22 GMT
   Hi,
I've got a 1992 Ram 150 5.2L 2wd with about 210k.  I haven't had overdrive
for quite some time now, and I'm finally getting around to trying to fix
it -- truck shifts well other than that.  I'm hoping its just a wiring
problem, computer has the overdrive solenoid code and the o/d on/off button
on the dash will not light.  I want to hook the solenoid directly to power
to test it but I don't know where the wiring for it is.  The Haynes manual
doesn't mention it at all.  I thought that it was the orange/blue wire on
the tail housing, but that turned out to be the speed sensor.  The only
other plug I can find is a three prong that I believe is just neutral safety
and reverse lights.  Does anyone know where the wiring for the o/d solenoid
inputs into the transmission?

Thanks
John Kunkel - 13 May 2006 19:36 GMT
>    Hi,
> I've got a 1992 Ram 150 5.2L 2wd with about 210k.  I haven't had overdrive
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> button on the dash will not light.  I want to hook the solenoid directly
> to power to test it but I don't know where the wiring for it is.

The three-wire connector is on the drivers side, behind the shift lever,
facing up. The three wires are blue, green and black.
The blue center wire is the keyed power, green is the OD control wire and
black is the LU converter control wire. The SBEC (computer) grounds the
green and black wires to activate their respective operation; if there is
power at the blue wire when the key is ON, grounding the green wire should
engage the OD after the 2-3 shift has occured.
 
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