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hardcoremxer7
04-01-2006, 08:54 AM
OMG, somebody shoot me, if one more thing goes wrong.... I have no reverse, drive works fine. Fluid level checks out ok and I unplug and plug back in the NSBU plug and still nothing any suggestion Mike or anyone?

SmoknDmax
04-01-2006, 09:13 AM
Best advice would be to use the cell phone number that MikeL gave you in your other post.

Remember....he is in California.

gtmax
04-01-2006, 10:01 AM
Give this a try, inspect all electrical connections: 3 speed sensors, unplug the case connector hook it back up pushing it on till you hear/feel it lock.

hardcoremxer7
04-01-2006, 10:06 AM
OMG, somebody shoot me, if one more thing goes wrong.... I have no reverse, drive works fine. Fluid level checks out ok and I unplug and plug back in the NSBU plug and still nothing any suggestion Mike or anyone?

Ok scratch the drive part, it engages at first and as soon as u hit the gas it shifts back to neutral and "RANGE SHIFT INHIBITED".

hardcoremxer7
04-01-2006, 10:13 AM
Give this a try, inspect all electrical connections: 3 speed sensors, unplug the case connector hook it back up pushing it on till you hear/feel it lock.

tried it, CEL came on after tring to move again, 0700 TCM Malfunction......Think I messed up the TCM somehow?

Mike L.
04-01-2006, 10:19 AM
Check connecter at bell housing speed sensor. Check for bent pins at all 3 speed sensor connections.

hardcoremxer7
04-01-2006, 11:06 AM
Check connecter at bell housing speed sensor. Check for bent pins at all 3 speed sensor connections.

Jus checked every plug that i unplugged. Every pin is perfectly straight. Do u think it might be the TCM since i got a code for TCM malfunction??
If not whats next on the checklist. Thanks



PS when u said connector, u mean the pins right? or do u mean wires pulled from the female plug?

hardcoremxer7
04-01-2006, 11:09 AM
If u think it is a TCM i have a buddy thats got a 04 Duramax/Alli LLY. Would it work to see if mines fried?

Kappa9012
04-02-2006, 12:28 AM
did you get it working?

J-HEFF
04-02-2006, 07:42 PM
Not something simple like a Neutral Saftey Switch is it???

Had my truck do something similar to what you describe, on stock tranny though.

Good LUCK!!!

J-HEFF

Mike L.
04-02-2006, 08:39 PM
I have not seen a TCM go bad yet. Check the o rings on the pressure switch manifold. That is the triangle shaped plate bolted to the valvebody. Are you the guy that has been playing phone tag with me? If so, I am sorry I missed your calls but have returned them. Call my cell asap 310 918 9678 for some help.
mike

master
04-02-2006, 09:49 PM
Mike, are you the same Mike that started in Culver City and then went to Inglewood transmissions on Labrea?? By the way, we are seeing some 06 TCM's fried from body builders touching the TCM, Allison is coming out with a cover to prtect it. It was suppossed to be available in March.

Mike L.
04-02-2006, 10:30 PM
Mike, are you the same Mike that started in Culver City and then went to Inglewood transmissions on Labrea?? By the way, we are seeing some 06 TCM's fried from body builders touching the TCM, Allison is coming out with a cover to prtect it. It was suppossed to be available in March.

I was in Culver City but I came from Inglewood Trans before that. I went back and bought the shop in '78. Do we know each other?

hardcoremxer7
04-02-2006, 11:02 PM
I have not seen a TCM go bad yet. Check the o rings on the pressure switch manifold. That is the triangle shaped plate bolted to the valvebody. Are you the guy that has been playing phone tag with me? If so, I am sorry I missed your calls but have returned them. Call my cell asap 310 918 9678 for some help.
mike

Thats me thats been playin phone tag.....I didn't have time to mess with the tranny today, had to memorize a HUGE speech 4 school, and the old lady if leavin for floida tomorrow, but since it all good now its back to work tomorrow! Mike, the valve with the check ball and the white spring, boost vavle i think is the name, it is still rough about 1/2 way in what should i do, should i have suncoast overnite me a new one or try to clean up the hole where it goes. My uncle is a tranny guy and he told me he has had the same problem and told me to get a piece coat hanger about 8 inches long (straight) and about the last inch double it over as flat as u can get it. Then take a piece of 800 grit sandpaper (round only, preferred as small in diameter as possible) and put a end of it in the doubled over end of the hanger and wrap it up tight, put it in the valve hole thing and hook it up to a drill and clean up the hole?? Sound like a plan?, or should i do sumthing else?? Thanks and oh if u could mike give me a call when u can i got a new cell phone # 1-304-395-5800. I tried to call u at 8:00 or so ur time, but no answer. THANKS!!

Mike L.
04-02-2006, 11:11 PM
The bore is not the problem, it is the valve. DO NOT sand the bore. Where did you buy your kit? Have that person handle the overnight of a new valve.

hardcoremxer7
04-02-2006, 11:12 PM
did you get it working?

No i wish, my boost valve is real rough. I put my trans in after i got done the first time and my truck wouldn't move at all. So i had to take the tranny out again. Its a lot of work puttin that thing in there and havin to take it right out again. IM PISSED. But i didn't realize the boost valve was rough when I put it in. I guess thats what i get for not bein a tranny guy but oh well live and ya learn. Lifes a bit*h then ya die.

hardcoremxer7
04-02-2006, 11:13 PM
The bore is not the problem, it is the valve. DO NOT sand the bore. Where did you buy your kit? Have that person handle the overnight of a new valve.

Bought it from eric. Man mike that was fast. will call eric ASAP tomorrow. Thanks for the excellent service once more.

hardcoremxer7
04-03-2006, 12:12 AM
I have not seen a TCM go bad yet. Check the o rings on the pressure switch manifold. That is the triangle shaped plate bolted to the valvebody. Are you the guy that has been playing phone tag with me? If so, I am sorry I missed your calls but have returned them. Call my cell asap 310 918 9678 for some help.
mike

Checked the back of the Pressure switch. There were 5 o-rings and it took 5? bolts to take off. Is that how many o-rings there is suppose to be there? Doesn't look like there is another place for another one. I didn't see what is triangular, but I checked that the book called a Pressure switch. Maybe were not talkin about the same thing. Im goin to buy another digital camara. Thanks

hardcoremxer7
04-03-2006, 01:02 AM
About the boost valve, I tried to put it in backwards from the way it was suppose to go and i couldn't even get the thing in there. So the valve has to be the problem or one of them :eek: . So is there anyway that this could have been my problem with not being able to move, I HOPE SO! Thats all i need more problems. If this doesn't fix it it is either:
A. Going for a lil drive to see Eric with the tranny or
B. Its loaded on the "Big Brown Van" aka UPS to pay a visit to Mike.

hardcoremxer7
04-03-2006, 06:39 PM
ATTN: Mike and Eric and whoever knows what these r, i pulled the codes from my truck: P0711, 0748, 0763, 0768, 0773, 0778, 0846, 0876, 2810, and 0743. What do all of these mean?

Mike L.
04-03-2006, 06:42 PM
ATTN: Mike and Eric and whoever knows what these r, i pulled the codes from my truck: P0711, 0748, 0763, 0768, 0773, 0778, 0846, 0876, 2810, and 0743. What do all of these mean?

An act of GOD.:eek:

Mike L.
04-03-2006, 06:43 PM
Did you pull these codes with all the electronics connected?

hardcoremxer7
04-03-2006, 08:33 PM
Did you pull these codes with all the electronics connected?

no, the trans wasn't even in it when i pulled the codes

Mike L.
04-03-2006, 10:15 PM
no, the trans wasn't even in it when i pulled the codes

Then the codes mean nothing. TCM must be connected to trans for bonafide code reading.

hardcoremxer7
04-04-2006, 10:13 AM
Then the codes mean nothing. TCM must be connected to trans for bonafide code reading.

Wel i kinda feel like a jackass, but i figured the codes would have stored from when the trans was in it, Thanks!

dmaxalliTech
04-04-2006, 10:22 AM
When you keyed up to pull the codes, you also set a bunch with the trans etc disconnected.

hardcoremxer7
04-04-2006, 01:19 PM
When you keyed up to pull the codes, you also set a bunch with the trans etc disconnected.

Oh, i will jus clear them when i put it back in. I called suncoast today and they said my valve won't be here till tomorrow!!!!!!!!!!! :banghead:

Kappa9012
04-05-2006, 02:51 PM
I had the same exact problem with my boost valve, there was a burr on the back side of the leading valve seat. The first big section on the valve, the trailing edge had a burr like it had been hit with a screw driver, Eric/Joe overnighted me another one, and it had a similar mark on it, but I cleaned it up, stroked 50-60 times in the bore and she fit perfectly.

When mine first acted up 3 weeks ago, they hadn't seen an lly boost vavle stick yet, so it took a couple hours to figure it out. Crappy part is, it was all over the phone, so my hat was off to Eric, Mike, and Joe for being patient with me.

hardcoremxer7
04-05-2006, 09:22 PM
well a new valve didn't do anything for me, its still messed up. IM PISSED OFF!! But oh well, i know this guy around me thats a buddy thats good with transmissions thats gonna look at it for me. Im gonna let him look at it before i start the long trip to Eric.

hardcoremxer7
04-06-2006, 09:19 PM
Im gonna check line pressure tomorrow and if line pressure is in check it could be a NSBU switch. If line pressure is not ok then at least i know its a torque converter or valve problem. I checked the price of a NSBU switch and it was 144.95 :eek: :eek: Is that seem high, i thought they were only like 60-80 dollars??? Eric i am going to call u in the morning and order a NSBU switch and try to have it overnighted. THANKS!! Cody

Kappa9012
04-07-2006, 10:13 AM
I didn't get any codes, messages, or lights in my truck when that valve was jacked up. The tranny thought it was fine, just not enough fluid in there to get it to couple correctly.