Really Confused

[MBRPCrazyford]

Just got my beast back from the tranny shop. They put in a brand new Ford E4OD. Took it for a test drive, and it was still actin up . It's shiftin hard, hangin onto first until 30, then slammin second. Then, it started to run a gear high. It was in 4th when it was supposed to be in 3rd. I'm now thinkin that it's the main computer. All the speed sensor are brand new. I really confused and it's startin to really piss me off. Well, I'm goin to sleep on it and call the tranny shop tomorrow. It has a 3 yr. 75000 mile warranty, so I guess we'll see. Any help is greatly appreciated.

 

[95_stroker]

I wouldnt do much of anything to it, turn it back over to the tranny shop to make right.

 

[MBRPCrazyford]

I already called the tranny shop and they aid to bring it down, and they drive it and put it on the scanner. I'm going to try the computer tomorrow and if that don't work then I'm gonna take it to the tranny shop. Thanks for the help. I love these forums!!

 

[97powerstroker]

when then they say these engines max torque is say 450@1800 rpm,is that the only rpm it makes that much? or is it 450 @1800rpms and up?

 

[MBRPCrazyford]

not sure, I think that's where It makes the peak torque though.

 

[MBRPCrazyford]

I got the PCM today. Where is it located? Also, where is the CPS? any pics would be great. Thanks

 

[97powerstroker]

just check out the technical articles wiki,they have pics and everything,i would have put the link but i couldnt figure out how,lol,but there there.cps is right on the rightside of the crank pulley,10mm socket and ext is all you need,pcm i think its on the driver side fender by the air filter.

 

[action4478]

I got the PCM today. Where is it located? Also, where is the CPS? any pics would be great. Thanks

PCM is located behing the Parking brake.. look in the engine compartment ,just below the master cyl...In the firewall...

CPS instr ,,,here....

 

[MBRPCrazyford]

thanks, is the CPS hard to replace?

 

[Crumm]

thanks, is the CPS hard to replace?

Not at all. Click here for instructions. Article is for 99'-up but older ones are pretty much the same.