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Old 07-03-2011, 09:27 PM   #11
 
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Well me and my dad looked at the transmisson relay port and it looks like one used to be there. Not sure where it went but we put the relay in there and now we are resetting the pcm. Gonna wait about 15 minutes then try it out. Wish me luck!


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where is the trans relay port on our trucks colton? and how exactly do we reset our PCM?
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Its in the fuse box under the hood





And there was no relay there, hoping this new one will fix it


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Old 07-03-2011, 09:42 PM   #14
 
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And you reset the pcm by just unhooking the negative battery cable and leaving it for about 20 minutes


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Originally Posted by ramthis9501 View Post
And you reset the pcm by just unhooking the negative battery cable and leaving it for about 20 minutes
I googled it and most say to disconnect it and turn the ignition to ON for 20-30 seconds and it resets it...I wonder how often a PCM on our trucks should be reset? I have never reset mine...
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You should never have to reset it unless something is wrong (like in Colton's case), or you are trying to clear a CEL. I always just un hook the neg battery terminal and turn the head lights on for about 30 seconds. Then wait another 10 minutes for all of the capacitors to lose their charge.

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Old 07-03-2011, 10:14 PM   #17
 
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Talking Problem solved!!!
Alright well here's what happened: Last night while I was putting it the led domelight, I thought I blew a fuse. Well I pulled the cover off the fuse panel under the engine bay and a screw that I put on there awhile back went into the relay and pulled it out. Being myself, didn't pay attention to where it came out, thought it was a rear heater relay. That wasn't it, it came out of the TRANSMISSION RELAY. I went to Advance, got a new relay came home and put it in. Went for a drive and it shifted as smooth as can be This is what I read up on it: It threw a code called P0753, and this is what it said... "Trans 3-4 Shift Sol/Trans Relay Circuits - An open or shorted condition detected in the overdrive solenoid control circuit or Trans Relay Circuit."
What happens is when the relay isn't there, it throws the truck into limp mode, which is automatically 3rd gear. Will not shift up or down. That's why I could get it up to 65 without blowing the motor. So without the relay, the pcm can't connect with the transmission and in turn the solenoid won't connect either. So all in all it's fixed! For heads up just make sure you have a relay in your transmission relay port and you'll be good to go!


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nice find and fix


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Nice!

but you could put it in the same thread


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