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ConvertedMan 09-09-2012 11:44 AM

Slipping in OD
 
Driving home this morning, My transmission started slipping. Its doing this while in OD. I was going up a slight hill gave a little gas and the TC acted like it didn't know if it wanted to unlock or not.
I guess its time to get the tranny replaced or maybe its just the TC?

A question, does anyone know of a good tranny shop in the north metro Atlanta area?

rb8720 11-29-2012 04:51 PM

My 06 F150 5.4L 4x4 is doing the same thing now. If I am crusing along at about 50 and go up a slight incline it will down shift real hard and then shift back. It feels alot like a misfire. It only does this when OD is on. Truck has 130k on it. Tranny hasn't been serviced since 50k. Could a fluid/filter change fies this or is it something more serious?

RB8720

dhepting 12-05-2012 05:09 PM

I just bought an 07 Lariat on Sat. Less than 24hr later on Sunday the tranny started shuddering and jumping when in overdrive. Same situation, in overdrive with slight acceleration and low rmp's. Could be the ignition coils or spark plugs. Plugs are prone to breaking off in the block. Read some threads on replacing spark plugs. Both of these items will cause the OD issue.

rb8720 12-10-2012 08:26 AM

I had my plugs changed at 90k miles, truck only has 120k now. I hope to god it isn't the plugs again. Last time 4 broke off, only 3 came out. Cost me 2800 bucks to get the last plug out. Maybe it's one of the coils. Is there a way to test them?

RB8720

glc 12-10-2012 12:09 PM

For what you would pay a dealer to run stress tests on the coils, you can buy a whole set and replace them yourself. A set of Chinese coils on Ebay (10 pack so you have a couple spares) is about 100 bucks. Just one OEM coil is about 50 bucks.

Your only shot to diagnose the coils yourself is if you can get it to miss long enough to trip a CEL.

ConvertedMan 12-18-2012 11:37 AM

Glc is right on the coils. I ordered some from ebay tax and all was about 110.00. I am going to replace the plugs and coils this weekend.
RB8720- As far as the 2800 bucks. you should have looked thru the threads on here about the plugs breaking off. There are alot of threads about this. The lisle tool is the only way to go. I know its a little late now but for future reference!

I'll post this weekend on the plug and coil change.

rb8720 12-24-2012 09:46 AM

Convertedman,

I was well aware of the plug problem and took every step I could to prevent what happened. I even had the lisle too handy. That's how i got the first 3 out. One the last one too much of the ceramic was left in the plug body for the tool to get a grip. LOL, it was just one of those Sh@t happens moments.

Hoosier418 12-31-2012 10:57 AM

My 2005 is doing the same thing . Kind of a stutter or stumble when in OD and either going up an incline or under slight acceleration. A coworker just bought a 2004 and it started doing it as well.

Hoping that it's something in coils or plugs and not the trans but I'm not getting any codes yet . Should I just wait until some pop up ? Or have any of you determined what was causing the stumble ?

dhepting 01-08-2013 04:42 PM

No biggie
 

Originally Posted by Hoosier418 (Post 4937426)
My 2005 is doing the same thing . Kind of a stutter or stumble when in OD and either going up an incline or under slight acceleration. A coworker just bought a 2004 and it started doing it as well.

Hoping that it's something in coils or plugs and not the trans but I'm not getting any codes yet . Should I just wait until some pop up ? Or have any of you determined what was causing the stumble ?

It was misfiring on a couple cylinders. Replaced all the plugs and she runs like a dream. Not sure of the cost as mine was covered by my warranty having just purchased the truck. If your going to attempt the plug replacment yourself you better be armed with the proper knowledge and specific tool to get it done right. Search some threads about replacing plugs on the 3 valve 5.4 V8 and you'll see what Im talking about. You could open up Pandora's box if your unprepared. Don'tlet that scare ya, done right, it should be a problem free repair.

jakl1313 01-16-2013 03:29 AM

i have a 2004 SCrew Lariat 5.4l. I get a shudder from leaving a stop sign to a semi violent "bumping", almost a slight jerking (3-7 times) when slight acceleration from 45 through 60mph while in OD. Definetly going up hills it "bumps/jerks" until it kicks down or i "gas it". turn off OD and it seems ok. I also have an EDGE Evolution...

I see alot of others having similar issues as i...glad i came to the right place. Now what to do about it.....
Idk if its TorqueC or OD in the Transmission or ......???? going to star with a flush n filter this weekend. Selling it and dont wanna screw next guy over so i want to remedy this first.

Mark Kovalsky 01-16-2013 03:51 PM

It is either the spark plugs or ignition coils. You'll never find the problem in the trans, it's the engine.

ethanji 01-21-2013 12:18 PM

ya thats a great info. that u have given.. i really likedit...

jakl1313 01-28-2013 09:20 PM

Spark plug change: 600$ , tranny fluid and filter change(mercon v) 175$.... jerking/bumping between 55 and 60 miles per hour going up a hill in overdrive- gone! :). Thanks Mark and everyones input on this forum! HOWEVER..... I still have the shudder leaving a stop sign or a complete stop. Its actually "shuddering" longer now as I climb speed to about 20mph an then fades away.... UGH! any ideas? Torque converter maybe??

Mark Kovalsky 01-28-2013 09:38 PM

I've never seen a torque converter do that. I have seen u-joints do this.

ConvertedMan 03-30-2013 03:49 PM

Well, I know I have been lazy about taking care of this. Work schedule has been tough this last 6mo. I broke down today and bought the motorcraft plugs about 30min ago. Going home, having a couple beers to get started and going to do this. It has to be done this weekend do t starting a new project out of town next week. Hopefully, goes well!!


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