Thank you
I had lots of transmission solenoid codes and no gear shifts, some times, like a drive home in first gear. The ignition switches are garbage 1995 and on. No codes and no shift failure after replacing the ignition switch. That was my 1995 truck, not showing below, through a fault of this site.After a little searching on FB
Im thinking its the ignition switch
Aupposedly the transmission is wired through it
Your 95' will show if you click on the down arrow on the far right side of the signature. then it will expand down a bit to showThat was my 1995 truck, not showing below, through a fault of this site.
Thankyou, I just remembered that, and tried it, but it is likely that people would not know to click there, and wonder why I am commenting about a vehicle not on my list.Your 95' will show if you click on the down arrow on the far right side of the signature. then it will expand down a bit to show
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Thank you very much for the reply, makes me feel better, my wick has been burnt quite a whileI had lots of transmission solenoid codes and no gear shifts, some times, like a drive home in first gear. The ignition switches are garbage 1995 and on. No codes and no shift failure after replacing the ignition switch. That was my 1995 truck, not showing below, through a fault of this site.
It was a projectGetting a simple fix is often clouded by complicated suggestions, I hope this works for you, the plastic on the column is a pain to remove, unlike the 1994, where the ignition barrel is accessed by removing the steering wheel and the switch that is bullet proof is under the dash.
Yesterday I noticed there is a ground wireSounds like a nightmare, info says that you don't have a vssb. I had the help of being able to swap parts from the other vehicle that was functional, to exclude the erronious codes, like vss, and tps, even swapped the ecm to exclude failure of it. I have no more ideas. It is interesting that both of my vehicles have rebuilt ECMs.
I have a vssbSounds like a nightmare, info says that you don't have a vssb. I had the help of being able to swap parts from the other vehicle that was functional, to exclude the erronious codes, like vss, and tps, even swapped the ecm to exclude failure of it. I have no more ideas. It is interesting that both of my vehicles have rebuilt ECMs.
How do you know that?The PCM in the photo in post #11 is for a 4wd.
I was seeing vssb end in 1995, but it is for gassers.I have a vssb
I have 2 actually
A new one
And the factory one I soldered the circuits for 4.10 gears in hopes that helped the speedo
No change
I grounded the wire which runs to the fender well on the passenger side, as well as the ground wire which runs behind the bumper and grill. I followed almost all wires necessary, except the ones which run behind the stereo.I was seeing vssb end in 1995, but it is for gassers.
I feel confident its the wheel in the tranny or the vssThe best way is use the ECM from a running vehicle to see if it cures the problem.