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Hi,

after a while i have now again a problem with my truck. I will try to explain what the problem is.

if i accelerate from stop to 35mph, the rpm start going up to 1200 and then there is a hard jump about 200rpm to 1400.

This only happens from stop, not from slow speed. I had this morning a problem which disappear but the speedometer showed the wrong speed till 25mph and then it jumped up to the right speed, while i had this problem the transmission worked okay, after work started the truck and the RPM jump is back and the speedometer is correct.

 

I am not sure, if its a engine or transmission problem, there are no dtc in the truck.

I am happy to get some ideas what the problem might be as i am stucked.

 

Thanks

 

Pierre

Posted

Transmission issues. Likely time to rebuild. I'd not keep driving like that as it'll just get worse. Take it to a shop for diagnosis. Sounds like torque convertor or pump issues

Posted

Hi,

 

Problem is to find some one in Germany wo want to touch those cars.

What confused me is that its not happening all the time and what i saw in the data is that the pedal position is stady but the throttle position is dropping, which makes no sense for me.

 

Also some information which i missed, is the car was staying for 10 days as i had contact to a person who had Covid, so i didn’t left the house, when i parked the car, all good and after that it started.

 

Thanks

 

Pierre

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Posted

Hi,

 

is it possible that this is a problem with the speed sensor. When i start, i can see that the speed sensor is not recognising the speed correctly till about 25mph then it kicks in. Where did the speed sensor sitting?

 

Thanks

 

Pierre

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