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Old 09-29-2005, 12:24 PM
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I got my 6L swap done last night finally. I swapped in another 4wd trans too. I missed my VSS wire. Any idea what its close to? Also, I have a few lights on which I'm sure are from the VSS.
Also, it shifts from 1-2 good, but wont shift 2-3 what gives? The code scanner says shift solenoid, but could this also be caused by the VSS? Thanks
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I'm pretty sure your shifts might be messed up by the VSS being disconnected.
Isn't the VSS located on the transfer case?
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Yep towards the rear, I cant find any wires I didnt connect though. But the VSS doesnt have one I'm gonna crawl back under there tonight and look a little better.
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I mentioned this to my boss. He told me on his wifes Intreped the VSS went out and put the PCM into a "limp mode", and wouldnt let it go past 2nd gear. Hopefully this is the same in my truck.
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