3rdelke
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01-05-20 06:09 AM - Post#2783723
Wont move in any gear, what did we screw up?
Edited by 3rdelke on 01-05-20 06:10 AM. Reason for edit: No reason given.
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3rdelke
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01-05-20 08:39 AM - Post#2783733
In response to 3rdelke
Just checked it for pressure, seems good
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Shepherd
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Loc: Lake George, NY
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01-05-20 08:45 AM - Post#2783737
In response to 3rdelke
Any noises? No low or reverse? Fluid full of course. Linkage set right? If all is good, dead convertor, if you had internal Trans failure, usually you would have reverse or forward. Any work done to this?
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3rdelke
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01-05-20 09:10 AM - Post#2783739
In response to Shepherd
No, just bought the story that it was good, it did set for a while. If it makes pressure may be a fuse or need refreshed?
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Shepherd
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01-05-20 10:40 AM - Post#2783749
In response to 3rdelke
Not moving in either direction, is not an electrical problem. Disconnect the main harness from the Trans and see what happens.
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65_Impala
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01-06-20 10:06 AM - Post#2783815
In response to 3rdelke
A 4L60e that is good mechanically will go into a forward gear and reverse. The forward gear depends on what the electronics is doing.
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Shepherd
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01-06-20 01:17 PM - Post#2783827
In response to 65_Impala
Unless there is a locked up solenoid, 1st is strictly a mechanical engagement.
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junkman104
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01-06-20 04:13 PM - Post#2783843
In response to Shepherd
Or the shift valve wasn't hooked up correctly when the valve body was installed. Don't ask me how I know that. 
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Shepherd
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01-06-20 04:33 PM - Post#2783847
In response to junkman104
Yikes, that's hard to do, even by accident. Lol
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junkman104
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01-06-20 05:07 PM - Post#2783853
In response to Shepherd
Yea it was a learning experience that day, Haven't done it since!
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65_Impala
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01-06-20 06:14 PM - Post#2783857
In response to Shepherd
Unless there is a locked up solenoid, 1st is strictly a mechanical engagement.
If you unplug the electronics then the transmission will go into 2nd gear when 1st or 2nd is selected and it will go into 3rd gear when 3rd or 4th is selected.
Both shift solenoids need to be energized for the transmission to go into 1st, even when manually selecting 1st gear with the shifter.
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