[AT] 98 Dodge 3500

[oldiron62 at gmail.com]

Doug,  it run the same with the plug out ok in P + R. Gained a trans temp 
and O/D light on dash but only in N and drive1,2. Next I plug it back in and 
unplug what must be the saftey switch, hook up scan tool and it passed ? But 
would not engage starter so I plug that back and start. Still only run in P, 
R, bad in N, D,1,2.  Then I hook scan tool back up, turned ign on and get 3 
codes 1st was same as PO753 #2 was PO713 Trans Fluid Temp Sensor A Circuit 
High Input  #3, P1763 Manufacturer Control, Transmission. I clear scan tool 
and get the same again. So next try see how it runs, the same. Recheck plugs 
to make sure they are back in good and get the same again. Still runs the 
same way.
Kevin M
PS. Previous owner said it worked OK when he quit driving it back when gas 
was high.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Doug Tallman" <dtallman at accnorwalk.com>
To: "Antique tractor email discussion group" <at at lists.antique-tractor.com>
Sent: Saturday, May 23, 2009 4:07 PM
Subject: Re: [AT] 98 Dodge 3500


> Kevin, there should be a connector right behind the shifter in the
> trans. Try unplugging it and see what it does. I'm not sure what they
> are calling solenoid A. There is an O/D sol, Tcc sol, and gov pressure
> sol in there. Somewhere about the 98 time frame they changed gov
> pressure solenoids and they have different ohm readings. Wonder if
> somebody swapped transmissions and got the wrong solenoid for the truck?
> The plugs on the outside are the same but inside they are different. It
> ISN'T a fluid problem!! Doug T
>
> oldiron62 at gmail.com wrote:
>> Ok this is what I find with scan tool, PO 753
>> Shift solenoid A circuit Electrical .
>> Autozone (where I borrowed the scanner from) said they could not get 
>> parts
>> to fix. That it was internal transmission ?
>> Kevin Mosier
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