Overdrive kicked in at 55 mph when going over bumpy road
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Overdrive kicked in at 55 mph when going over bumpy road
Hey Everybody, I was driving to work this morning going over a bridge with those expansion joints . I was traveling at about 59-55 mph and after hitting the bump the overdrive kicked in . I was able to turn it off with the button . Do u think it could be a faulty relay ? A bad button ? Is there a way to permantly leave the overdrive off because I never use it ever ? It's a 93 240 with 185,000 on it and all other electirical seems fine ! Any suggestions would be great ? Don't want to blow my tranny on the highway ! Thanks..
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Loose connections at the transmission or loose wires to the relay etc.
when u hit the joint, the transmission down shifted right? If so, your OD was actually disengaged bringing you to 4th....so when you pushed the button...you were back to 5th gear....
If you knew this, disregard...and
CHECK YOUR TRANSMISSION MOUNT AS YOU MAY HAVE IT ALL SMASHED OR MISSING AND CAUSING STRAIN ON THE TRANNY....BUT YOU NEED TO TRACE THE WIRES TO THE TRANSMISSION AS A CHECK MEASURE.
OD RELAY IS ON PASSENGER SIDE BEHIND THE AC **** ....WELL A LITTLE BIT UP AND CAN BE ACCESSED TAKING OFF THE PASSENGER PLASTIC COVER....LEFT LEG SIDE...I ALWAYS HAVE ENCOUNTERED A "WHITE" RELAY....
when u hit the joint, the transmission down shifted right? If so, your OD was actually disengaged bringing you to 4th....so when you pushed the button...you were back to 5th gear....
If you knew this, disregard...and
CHECK YOUR TRANSMISSION MOUNT AS YOU MAY HAVE IT ALL SMASHED OR MISSING AND CAUSING STRAIN ON THE TRANNY....BUT YOU NEED TO TRACE THE WIRES TO THE TRANSMISSION AS A CHECK MEASURE.
OD RELAY IS ON PASSENGER SIDE BEHIND THE AC **** ....WELL A LITTLE BIT UP AND CAN BE ACCESSED TAKING OFF THE PASSENGER PLASTIC COVER....LEFT LEG SIDE...I ALWAYS HAVE ENCOUNTERED A "WHITE" RELAY....
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