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Old 07-12-2006, 11:16 PM
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Originally Posted by nightmarechevy
I did the install myself and yes I disconnected the battery first. The truck is still on a lift so I guess I will disconnect them all and make sure they are clean and check the pins. Every connector is snapped in. Also it does have all of the instrumentation.
hmmm. Im at a loss. Sorry.
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Codes are:
P0713 - TFT sensor circuit hi input
P0740 - TCC enable solenoid
P0748 - Pressure control solenoid
P0753 - 1-2 shift solenoid
P0785 - 3-2 shift solenoid circuit
P1860 - TCC PWM solenoid circuit

I talked to Joe at JAG and he was pretty confused about it. We are both starting to think that it is a connection or a ground fault somewhere but not too sure where. I checked to make sure the round connector was plugged in correctly and that the fuses were not blown. Everything checked out ok so I cleared the codes and started the truck and they came right back up. I guess if I have time tomorrow I will check the pins in the connectors and look over the wires and see if I can find anything unusual. Everything was working fine when I pulled the trans to put in the stall.
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Just for ***** and giggles try all of your ignition because the tech at the stealership told me that the ignition is actually connected to the shift solonoids and some other codes that are other codes.
Old 07-17-2006, 10:23 PM
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Hmm Any ideas on what part of the ignition is connected to the trans?
Old 07-17-2006, 11:03 PM
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the thing i learned.

Rule #1 for troubleshooting. CHECK FOR POWER! Start by checking ALL of your ignition fuses.
Old 07-17-2006, 11:39 PM
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Cool, didn't think about that. I checked all of the trans fuses and they were cool. I will just see if anything at all is out and replace it, but I will check the ignition fuses first. Thanks for the input!
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ALL fuses are in good shape. I am going to start trying to figure it out tomorrow, haven't had any time yet to look at anything.
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Originally Posted by nightmarechevy
ALL fuses are in good shape. I am going to start trying to figure it out tomorrow, haven't had any time yet to look at anything.
That main trans harness is connected firmly? I had that same issue on my hybrid project, and it turned out to be lack of IGN power. I know you did this once, twice, and God knows how many more times, but pull the main harness out and make sure you're getting power to pin "E" (see image below). I found that I wasn't, and traced it back to the right circuit that I had not connected. Maybe there's something with that. Just a thought.

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I got it running yesterday but haven't had time to post up on here. Actually it wasn't fully snapped in (had a friend plug it in while I was putting the driveshaft back on). I never had the time to look at the truck because I was trying to catch up on other stuff in the shop but once I actually had the time to check it out I had the problem fixed in about an hour (changed trans fluid again because it smelled a little on the burned side). It pulls MUCH harder now. Hopefully I can get a dyno tune sometime soon and see if I can get a little more out of it.
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