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G0LFADD1CT 09-15-2018 11:45 PM

Neutral Safety Switch / Range Sensor Questions
 
As we approach colder weather I need to try to solve a problem with my tranny. Sometimes when it's cold out side and I start up the rig and put it in reverse nothing happens. I have to shift it back into Park and then back into reverse and it works. Sometimes when I start up the rig I will feel the tranny "jump" into gear (Park).
Here are my questions:
1- My research says it's likely to be an issue with the neutral safety swith/range sensor. Are there other things I should be looking at ?
2- Where is the nss/rs located and is it fairly easy to replace?

Transman304 09-16-2018 10:41 AM

Not going to be neutral safety switch. Reverse is not electronically controlled. Check fluid level and condition first. Sometimes the reverse boost valve will wear and stick and cause the issue. The lurching forward is normal when it park. What mileage is the vehicle at?

G0LFADD1CT 09-16-2018 05:05 PM

The mileage is 223,000+. I checked the fluid level while the engine was running, both in neutral and park. Both measurements were about 1/4" above the top hole. The color of the fluid was a light brown/tan color and I didn't see any material in the fluid. Looks like a flush and refill is going to happen very soon. I would change the filter but I don't care to lay in dirt covered in tackweed that long.

odat 09-16-2018 05:22 PM

With 223.000 k+ for millage - DO NOT DO A FLUSH - clutches in trans are worn and need some grit contained in the fluid too help them bite and not slip - fluid in pan drop and filter change only

G0LFADD1CT 09-16-2018 06:20 PM

I have to apologize for my forgetfulness. That mileage is for the engine. The transmission was replaced about 5-6 years ago and probably has under 50,000 miles on it.


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