Hey guys i built this wrecker to be in biss. for my self and now 8 months on my own and now my trans. is having problems I NEED HELP! well what i do or did was run wreckes load cars and tow to storage lots. So yea my 6.5 gos through hell every day well it did still trying to fix it! I have pics in my albums
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- Thread starter POLO612
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BudTX
Edjumacated Redneck
Since yours is a 6.5, I am moving this thread to that forum.
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JMJNet
Recruit
What kind of problem? Need more details?
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I know this is one of them.
http://www.dieseltowingresource.com/showthread.php?t=13702
The only thing I can think of since it has new electrical and fresh rebuild and is throwing a 68 is the actuator feed limit valve is worn in his valve body and causing it to lose line pressure when he needs it most. TRANSGO and SONNAX both make kits to repair this, I know MIKE L told me about this because my 4L80E was throwing the code 68 and felt like it was slipping.
http://www.dieseltowingresource.com/showthread.php?t=13702
The only thing I can think of since it has new electrical and fresh rebuild and is throwing a 68 is the actuator feed limit valve is worn in his valve body and causing it to lose line pressure when he needs it most. TRANSGO and SONNAX both make kits to repair this, I know MIKE L told me about this because my 4L80E was throwing the code 68 and felt like it was slipping.