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18 years ago
Transmission 4/3 circuit fault? E4OD
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18 years ago
A quick good says... E4OD excessive converter clutch slippage - Transmissions
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18 years ago
The code book says that the excessive clutch slippage is for the cars only, that in the trucks code 62 is "Transmission 4/3 circuit fault" I dunno, it's broke either way. Might be time to upgrade to a C6.
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18 years ago
Emm... I thought a E4OD was a C6 with an electronic OD
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18 years ago
The E4OD is based on the C6. It is a good transmission in the updated form. IIRC, the code 62 can be generated by excessive converter slippage or a delay in the electronics or hydraulics. If the trans has ever been built, especially over the past 5 or 6 years with all the updates, it is likely a slipping converter. If this is the case and the trans works fine otherwise, you may be able to replace the conver and let' er rip. If you have to replace the converter, look for one with the latest HD clutch. I have the LUK in mine which was custom built. It locks a bit hard but gets the job done. There are other causes of a code 62. The electrical can be checked pretty much from the wiring harness if you have an ATSG manual for it. You should be able to find the manual online. I get them from the local parts supplier for about $14 each.
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