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I usually try to shift when driving straight on a low traction surface. I have a couple of situation where I shift on the fly, such as making a hard turn then driving up a steep hill. I think the weak point of the drivetrain would be the splines in the differential, front axle u joints or the c7...
I took the head off my parts truck and rebuilt that then swapped with my operational truck and I just finished replacing all the valves on that as well so I have a spare. I found all the intake valve disks damaged even tho the springs were still intact, the disks have gouge marks from slamming...
It is funny, I parked next to a river and I had the same thought, imaging the parking brake releaseing and me rolling into the river in the night. My anxiety got so bad I dug out the chocks in the middle of the night.
If you want to big deal it you can have Cat do the blow by test with a special meter that is attached to the breather to get a specific CFM for acceptable blow by.
I used sensor common, there is some difference of opinion that sensor common is not the same as gnd, but it seems to work for most people. I also had to wire in a relay tied to service brake to give the ecm signal the brake is applied to shut off the cruise control.
I am guessing when you pull the sensor the ECM just assumes the pressure based on engine RPM and spool valve current. It must use a trend line or a table to estimate the values. Glad you are making progress.
Does the value change on ET? My experience with bad sensors is a hard failure, were the sensor produces no computed data usually outside of range or unreasonable data range, intermittent failure give correct/incorrect reasonable values and unreasonable data range. Then the unannunicated failure...
I think each clutch should have a pressure switch, if they are pressurized you should have a code, can you check if you have any transmission codes.
a youtuber had a truck that the tranmission was seized and it ended up just getting really hot, another guy on Facebook had a tranmission that he...
Did you make that cover yourself? it does not look like the OEM. The perimeter might have to be bent over to help water sealing. When I made patches on airplanes we would bend the ends slightly to give a slight spring to help clamp the edges.
My hatched leaked, I used 2 layers of butyl tape, and on the outside I used a paintable urethane sealant. I used a rubbing alcohol with a silicone fillet tool to get the sealant to flow well. I never painted over it so the the sealant is starting to weather but it still does not leak after 3...