transmission will not shift into overdrive
#21
Same issue
I am having the same issue on my 99 2500 and my alternator isn't charging. The PCM controls the O/D shift solenoid and charging. Check the O/D relay in the underhood power distribution box and see if the relay is being powered up from the PCM. If not, bypass the relay temporarily and then see if O/D works. If it works, the relay isn't being energized from the PCM. The previous owner already changed both batteries, the alternator and the PCM and it's still not working. I'm trying to find out what reference sensor signals the PCM HAS to receive before it sends a signal to energize the O/D relay. I've asked on a few foruums and can't seem to get an answer. If the PCM isn't getting the proper sensor references, it won't send out a signal to the shift solenoid. So I can't condemn the PCM until I know it's getting all the required information.
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Yes it does. I'm completely puzzled by this. I spoke to the previous owner (my stepdad) who owned the truck for 10 years and he said a few years ago he had the sensors in the transmission replaced at a very reputible transmission shop he local. He said he also replaced a sensor that has to do with the brake.
#28
Yes it does. I'm completely puzzled by this. I spoke to the previous owner (my stepdad) who owned the truck for 10 years and he said a few years ago he had the sensors in the transmission replaced at a very reputible transmission shop he local. He said he also replaced a sensor that has to do with the brake.