Electrical demon and long list of codes

[tyhuck]

OK, I was putting some parts off my old truck onto my new trucks today, and on the drive home, I noticed that it seemed like the torque converter is slipping. I also got a long list of codes, some of which refer to the converte and shift solenoids. Here are the codes:

 

P0740

P0753

P0758

P0785

P2761

B1440

B1035

 

The only electrical parts I swapped was a clock spring to accomodate DIC and radio controls on the steering wheel, and added an Autometer Trans Temp gauge.

 

I unplugged the gauge and cleared the codes, but it didnt help.

 

Anyone know what would trigger all these codes at the same time?

 

PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[gmtech4]

1035 is right front output(audio) circuit

 

all the rest require power from ign 0 fuse

 

check that fuse in the IP fuse block

 

clear codes ,,drive truck

 

lol

[tyhuck]

Ive checked all the fuses that have IGN in the name. What else?

[tyhuck]

Would a different clock spring cause this problem? DO I need to have it reprogrammed for it to work correctly?

[gmtech4]

no and no ,

 

 

did you check the IGN 0 fuse in the IP fuse panel,left side of dash ?

 

you have to go over the work you did or take it all out or take it in,you messed up something good ,,,,,

 

old parts to different truck ,,,,,not good

[tyhuck]

I should probably mention that I dropped a wrench when reconnecting the battery and it shorted between both terminals. How badly am I screwed. Someone please help!!!

 

 

I also installed an electric seat in place of the manual seat. But, it works perfectly.

[tyhuck]

I just did some checking, and im not getting any power to that IGN 0 fuse to begin with. Where does the power feed for that fuse come from?

[tyhuck]

OK, all is well. Sometimes it just takes a good nights sleep and some fresh eyes to evaluate the problem.

 

I started retracing my steps with the clock spring, and remembered that one of the connectors was resistant to reconnect. It should have dawned on me then, but I guess I was too tired to realize what was going on. So, I took the connector apart and realized that one of the pins had not made a connection and had gotten rolled up into itself. I just straightened it out and reconnected it. Everything works great.

 

I feel relieved, but I also feel like such an idiot. Thanks for trying to help.

[AzDragonLord]

Yep....fresh eyes help! Glad you figured it out!

[gmtech4]

dont worry about it ,,,,that never happens around here lol

 

glad ya got 'er barkin !!!!

 

your welcome