no code, just on star probe info. can't get dealer appointment until next tuesday. Is it ok to drive? itno code, just on star probe info. can't get dealer appointment until next tuesday. Is it ok to drive? it
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You may need the transmission rebuilt, once it starts to slip that is the end in mist cases. Have a local transmission repair shop confirm my guess on this
CODE PO717 IS - A/T INPUT SHAFT SPEED SENSOR LOW INPUT CONDITIONS.YOUR INPUT SHAFT SPEED SENSOR COULD BE DEFECTIVE.CHANGE FLUID + FILTER IF IT HAVE NOT BEEN CHANGED IN A LONG PERIOD OF TIME.
P0118 - Replace Engine coolant Temperture sensoe located by thermostat housing (upper ragiator hose connects to) sensor is 1 where wire loom lays nect to valve cover.
P0301 - bad spark plug/wire, remove #1 cylinder plug wire inspect for oil on wire (if have oil on wire, valve cover gasket leaking, needs to be replaced) if no oil, inspect plug, replace plugs if needed.
P0705 - bad neutral safty switch (Transmission Range Switch) located on Right Side of Automantic Transmission (by shifter cable)
You will need to test the engine with a infrared temp gun to see what the temp really is. If its at about 190 to 210 them most likely the sensor is bad
There is a rubber plug that is actually the dip stick. You can check out you fluid level but you have to crawl under the truck and remove the plug and there is your dip stick it is only a couple of inches long.
If not then it could be a trans issue. Check the fluid again to make sure it is level. put the truck on level ground and with it running and in park check the fluid. Add fluid if needed to bring to level. Then test drive. If it still does the same check the fluid level after driving to see if it REALLY hot. If so it could be a sign the tranmission is failing.
Onyl other thing i can think of have you replaced the tranmission filter? if it was really clogged up it may, long shot, cause what you are saying as well.
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