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PapaG 02-08-2012 07:33 PM

What was the reason for changing the sensor and solenoid to begin with? Was there an issue or just preventive maintenance for old parts?

zman17 02-08-2012 07:34 PM


Originally Posted by PapaG (Post 2714215)
What was the reason for changing the sensor and solenoid to begin with? Was there an issue or just preventive maintenance for old parts?


Good example of keeping things in the same thread. ;)

blackbeasst 02-08-2012 08:12 PM


Originally Posted by PapaG (Post 2714215)
What was the reason for changing the sensor and solenoid to begin with? Was there an issue or just preventive maintenance for old parts?

well i noticed that the tranny was acting up where sometimes it would jerk around in first, long shift times, etc. so i took it to a guy and he hooked his machine up and before we drove it showed me what it was supposed to register. well it was all over the map so we decided to go ahead and replace them as well as tighten the bands and change the fluid filter.


Originally Posted by zman17 (Post 2714207)
Probably not, if it wasn't touched previously. But I'd check it anyway. The factory adjustment can be found in this thread. https://dodgeforum.com/forum/2nd-gen...-in-trans.html

And if you wish to fool around with it any further, you can do so in this manner.

http://www.bionicdodge.com/Download/...Adjustment.pdf

just boggles my mind that if it wasn't touched that it would change it in any manner

gdstock 02-08-2012 08:18 PM

TV cable can need adjusting for several reasons, including normal wear and tear, incidental slippin in bracket, and variations in wear in tranny.

Also, if speed sensor is not correct, it will effect shift points ad PCM controls this. Need to change it out and get rid of red light on dash. Eliminate any known problems that may mask other probvlems.....

blackbeasst 02-08-2012 08:27 PM


Originally Posted by gdstock (Post 2714256)
TV cable can need adjusting for several reasons, including normal wear and tear, incidental slippin in bracket, and variations in wear in tranny.

Also, if speed sensor is not correct, it will effect shift points ad PCM controls this. Need to change it out and get rid of red light on dash. Eliminate any known problems that may mask other probvlems.....

yeah i guess i need to grab one. is it not odd that with the same bad speed sensor (supposedly), it should shift at the same points it did before we replaced the gov sensor/solenoid and bands?

PapaG 02-09-2012 01:01 AM


Originally Posted by zman17 (Post 2714219)
Good example of keeping things in the same thread. ;)

LMAO Zman. Yeah I learned my lesson. :icon_slapcry: Hehehehe

PapaG 02-09-2012 01:13 AM


Originally Posted by blackbeasst (Post 2714266)
yeah i guess i need to grab one. is it not odd that with the same bad speed sensor (supposedly), it should shift at the same points it did before we replaced the gov sensor/solenoid and bands?

Yeah but these trans are weird when it comes to the sensors. Sometimes they don't act like we think they should. For example with mine I had OD issues and started looking into it and when I dropped the pan found a pc of an o-ring so now it's rebuild time but point is while I was in the pan I was checking out/cleaning the sensor and solenoid. Afterwards I was reading in MonteC's thread that my 2001 should have the plastic sensor and not the metal one that is in it. A 2001 computer won't work correctly with the metal sensor. BUT the only issue I have with my trans is no OD. Shifts fine otherwise and no slippage, etc. So I'm stumped as to why I haven't had other noticeable issues from the wrong parts.

zman17 02-09-2012 05:47 AM


Originally Posted by blackbeasst (Post 2714255)
well i noticed that the tranny was acting up where sometimes it would jerk around in first, long shift times, etc. so i took it to a guy and he hooked his machine up and before we drove it showed me what it was supposed to register. well it was all over the map so we decided to go ahead and replace them as well as tighten the bands and change the fluid filter.



just boggles my mind that if it wasn't touched that it would change it in any manner

Also make sure the spring is not broken. It's down at the tranny end of the cable.

blackbeasst 02-09-2012 08:53 AM

aight, so in the 30 degree cold this morning with no abs/brake lights on it shifts like a champ around 23-2500 rpms. so all signs are pointing to the speed sensor messing with it yesterday when i picked it up.

so are speed sensors speed sensors or is there a better one compared to others?

this one suffice?

ok after looking around it seems that if i have 4 wheel abs that i have 2 sensors on the front wheels. how can i tell if i have 4 wheel abs?

HeyYou 02-09-2012 10:43 AM

Look at the front wheels. If there is a wire going to them, you have 4wal.


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