Thanks for the response Mark,
I have scoured google about E4OD's so I can't remember exactly which one caused me to think MLPS. If I remember correctly, it was talking about popping into neutral. Also, something else I didn't mention was I had to lift my shift lever to start the truck and the shop who sent my tranny back for repair forgot to pull my original mlps before sending it in and they get stripped at the factory so they found one in the bone yard to put on mine. So I took the $40 gamble and changed it out.
I have a feeling I actually did the damage to the tone ring...not sure though. I changed the vss first before pulling the cover and I broke the sensor off and ended up having to drill a little hole to put a screw in to lever it out. I was really careful and I can't imagine the little 1/8 or 1/16th drill bit I used chipping a tooth though.... PO had them both redone so possibly damaged a long time ago?
No Codes and no flashing OD
As far as exact rpm's...it was around 3500 I think. Definitely far past anything I've ever gotten it to with normal everyday driving around town. When I was going downhill at 55mph, the Edge CTS2 said I was in 4th gear. But when I gave it a little gas, it sounded like it was still in 2nd....rpm's increased rapidly but I couldn't feel any power being put to the wheels - I think it was because I was already going faster than that gear would allow? Not sure if that makes sense.... kind of like if you put a 10 speed bike in the lowest gear like you were going to ride up a steep hill but you were actually riding down the hill. If you pedal, you don't really do anything because that gear can't keep up with the speed of your wheels. No idea if an auto transmission works like this but its what it reminded me of.
Engine did nothing when I grounded the TC wire while in reverse. No loss of rpm or noticeable difference.
Since you said having no reverse cannot be an electrical issue (which I got stuck many times because of it) and after watching a Youtube Vid and seeing the clutch packs of a fried e4od and the corresponding metal shavings on the magnet (looked just like mine) I think I am just going to yank it and attempt a rebuild myself this time. Any recommendations for a rebuild kit? I see the ones on Ebay for roughly 300 but I'm always hesitant with Ebay (unfortunately I can't afford a grand for a monster kit) Also, would you replace the TC since it seems to be fine? I personally have no plans to pull anything over 4k lbs anymore (my 5th wheel was 17k)
I have scoured google about E4OD's so I can't remember exactly which one caused me to think MLPS. If I remember correctly, it was talking about popping into neutral. Also, something else I didn't mention was I had to lift my shift lever to start the truck and the shop who sent my tranny back for repair forgot to pull my original mlps before sending it in and they get stripped at the factory so they found one in the bone yard to put on mine. So I took the $40 gamble and changed it out.
I have a feeling I actually did the damage to the tone ring...not sure though. I changed the vss first before pulling the cover and I broke the sensor off and ended up having to drill a little hole to put a screw in to lever it out. I was really careful and I can't imagine the little 1/8 or 1/16th drill bit I used chipping a tooth though.... PO had them both redone so possibly damaged a long time ago?
No Codes and no flashing OD
As far as exact rpm's...it was around 3500 I think. Definitely far past anything I've ever gotten it to with normal everyday driving around town. When I was going downhill at 55mph, the Edge CTS2 said I was in 4th gear. But when I gave it a little gas, it sounded like it was still in 2nd....rpm's increased rapidly but I couldn't feel any power being put to the wheels - I think it was because I was already going faster than that gear would allow? Not sure if that makes sense.... kind of like if you put a 10 speed bike in the lowest gear like you were going to ride up a steep hill but you were actually riding down the hill. If you pedal, you don't really do anything because that gear can't keep up with the speed of your wheels. No idea if an auto transmission works like this but its what it reminded me of.
Engine did nothing when I grounded the TC wire while in reverse. No loss of rpm or noticeable difference.
Since you said having no reverse cannot be an electrical issue (which I got stuck many times because of it) and after watching a Youtube Vid and seeing the clutch packs of a fried e4od and the corresponding metal shavings on the magnet (looked just like mine) I think I am just going to yank it and attempt a rebuild myself this time. Any recommendations for a rebuild kit? I see the ones on Ebay for roughly 300 but I'm always hesitant with Ebay (unfortunately I can't afford a grand for a monster kit) Also, would you replace the TC since it seems to be fine? I personally have no plans to pull anything over 4k lbs anymore (my 5th wheel was 17k)