Maximize Your Truck's Performance: A Guide to Effective Transmission Additives

Maximize Your Truck's Performance: A Guide to Effective Transmission Additives

Maximize Your Truck's Performance: A Guide to Effective Transmission AdditivesTyler Spangler
Published on: 10/05/2025

Transmission additives can help with minor issues and preventive maintenance but are not a cure-all for major transmission problems. Choosing the right additive based on your truck's needs and consulting your owner's manual is essential. Common truck transmission problems like slipping, grinding noises, and difficulty shifting often indicate more severe issues that require professional diagnosis and repair. Truck Transmission Specialists (TTS) offers 18 years of expertise in rebuilding and repairing truck transmissions (excluding semi-trucks), providing a one-day turnaround on many models, using high-quality parts, and offering a comprehensive warranty. For assistance, contact TTS through their website or at (817) 478-0044.

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Mastering Truck Transmission Shift Solenoids: A Troubleshooter’s Guide

Mastering Truck Transmission Shift Solenoids: A Troubleshooter’s Guide

Mastering Truck Transmission Shift Solenoids: A Troubleshooter’s GuideTyler Spangler
Published on: 29/08/2024

A smooth-shifting transmission is essential for truck owners, and one common issue that disrupts this is a faulty shift solenoid, an electro-hydraulic valve that controls transmission fluid flow to engage and disengage gears. Symptoms of a bad shift solenoid include rough or delayed shifting, transmission slipping, grinding or clunking noises, and an illuminated check engine light. Diagnosing the issue involves checking transmission fluid, scanning for diagnostic trouble codes, inspecting the wiring harness, testing the solenoids, and checking the Transmission Control Module (TCM). It's important to approach these tasks with care, as transmission repairs can be complex. If you're not confident in performing these diagnostics and repairs yourself, it's advisable to consult a qualified transmission specialist like Truck Transmission Specialists, who have extensive experience in rebuilding and upgrading truck transmissions. For professional help, visit their website at prebuilttrans.com or give them a call.

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Diagnose and Repair: Ford Expedition Transmission Output Speed Sensor

Diagnose and Repair: Ford Expedition Transmission Output Speed Sensor

Published on: 03/08/2024

This post provides a guide for diagnosing and repairing issues related to the transmission output speed sensor in a Ford Expedition. It outlines common symptoms of a failing sensor, diagnostic steps using a scan tool, inspection techniques, and solutions such as testing, cleaning, and replacement of the sensor. The post emphasizes the importance of following the vehicle repair manual, proper testing procedures, and maintenance practices to ensure the smooth functioning of the transmission system. It advises consulting a mechanic if needed and highlights the significance of regular maintenance for prolonging the vehicle's longevity and performance.

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Master Your Transmission Woes: The Ultimate TSS Troubleshooting Guide for Truck Owners

Master Your Transmission Woes: The Ultimate TSS Troubleshooting Guide for Truck Owners

Master Your Transmission Woes: The Ultimate TSS Troubleshooting Guide for Truck OwnersTyler Spangler
Published on: 14/07/2024

The TTS Transmission Input Speed Sensor Troubleshooting Guide is a comprehensive resource for truck owners experiencing transmission issues in Ford, Dodge, GMC, or Chevy trucks. It emphasizes identifying symptoms such as check engine lights, erratic shifting, reduced fuel efficiency, starting issues, and unusual transmission noises, which might indicate a faulty Transmission Input Speed Sensor (TSS). TTS follows a thorough diagnostic process involving visual inspections, sensor testing, and reluctor wheel examinations to determine the exact cause. Depending on the diagnosis, solutions range from sensor replacement to wiring repair or cleaning the reluctor wheel. TTS prides itself on its expertise and commitment to efficient, high-quality service to get trucks back on the road promptly. For more information, truck owners are encouraged to visit their website or follow them on social media.

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