Which part of ZF transmission was bad? Solenoid, clutches? Pistons?
I drove it about 30 yards since I bought it.
I didn't want to until ATF level is checked.
Pictures of ECM codes and TCM codes after clearing and starting engine (no driving)
I didn't want to until ATF level is checked.
Pictures of ECM codes and TCM codes after clearing and starting engine (no driving)
Right on track with what others above me have stated. These ZF boxes are pretty bullet proof. Make sure everything with the engine is correct before replacing a very expensive transmission.
Example: Many, many moons ago, I created a small vacuum leak by my inexperience with our V6. I took the vehicle for a ride after fixing something not related to the gearbox, low and behold the gearbox started acting funny like getting kicked in the butt when coming to a stop. I drove home and I had a good idea where I went wrong. I had cracked the brake booster line on the back of the plenum. I taped it until the replacement came in, took the vehicle back out and she ran fine, no more transmission problems.
Example: Many, many moons ago, I created a small vacuum leak by my inexperience with our V6. I took the vehicle for a ride after fixing something not related to the gearbox, low and behold the gearbox started acting funny like getting kicked in the butt when coming to a stop. I drove home and I had a good idea where I went wrong. I had cracked the brake booster line on the back of the plenum. I taped it until the replacement came in, took the vehicle back out and she ran fine, no more transmission problems.
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