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Truck Transmission Overheating: Causes, Signs, and How to Prevent It

Tyler Spangler

Published on: 04/06/2025

In this informative and comprehensive post, the Truck Transmission Specialists (TTS) share insights on the common issue of truck transmission overheating. They delve into the causes, symptoms, and solutions for this problem, offering practical tips for truck enthusiasts to prevent overheating and maintain their vehicles' transmissions in top condition. With over 18 years of experience in rebuilding and repairing transmissions for Ford, Dodge, GMC, and Chevy trucks, the team at TTS emphasizes the importance of regular maintenance, correct fluid usage, and prompt attention to any transmission issues. Trusted specialists in the field, TTS provides expert guidance to help truck owners keep their vehicles running smoothly.

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Why Your Transmission Temperature Sensor Is Key to Smooth Shifting

Tyler Spangler

Published on: 20/04/2025

The transmission temperature sensor is crucial for maintaining the smooth operation of truck transmissions, particularly for Ford, Dodge, GMC, and Chevy models, as it measures the heat of the transmission fluid and sends this data to the Transmission Control Module (TCM). The TCM uses this information to ensure timely gear shifting and proper temperature regulation. A failing sensor can result in inaccurate shifting, overheating, a check engine light, and transmission slipping, which can be dangerous and lead to increased fuel consumption and speedometer malfunctions. Key signs of a failing sensor include the check engine light, erratic shifting, increased fuel consumption, and speedometer issues. The TCM is responsible for gear shifting, torque converter control, transmission protection, and additional functions like hill start assistance. Truck Transmission Specialists (TTS) excels in diagnosing and repairing truck transmissions, focusing on Ford, Dodge, GMC, and Chevy models, ensuring quick turnarounds, and maintaining high-quality rebuilds that exceed original manufacturing standards. For any transmission issues or questions, TTS encourages contacting them or visiting their website for expert assistance.

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Troubleshooting Transmission Range Sensor Issues in Ford, Dodge, GMC, and Chevy Trucks

Tyler Spangler

Published on: 10/02/2025

Experiencing erratic shifting, transmission slipping, or unexpected behavior in your Ford, Dodge, GMC, or Chevy truck could result from a faulty transmission range sensor (TRS). Common symptoms include erratic shifting, transmission slipping, and the illumination of the Check Engine or transmission warning lights. To diagnose, use a scan tool to check for trouble codes like P0705, P0706, P0708, and P0822, inspect TRS connections for damage or corrosion, perform electrical checks, and observe transmission behavior during a test drive. Ensuring the TRS functions correctly is crucial for seamless gear transitions. Depending on comfort level and expertise, one can either follow detailed service manual instructions for DIY repair or seek professional help from mechanics like those at Truck Transmission Specialists (TTS). For expert diagnostics, repairs, and rebuilds, visit Truck Transmission Specialists' website or call to schedule an appointment.

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Troubleshooting Transmission Range Sensor Issues in Ford, Dodge, GMC, and Chevy Trucks

Tyler Spangler

Published on: 31/01/2025

Experiencing erratic shifting, transmission slipping, or unexpected behavior in your Ford, Dodge, GMC, or Chevy truck could result from a faulty transmission range sensor (TRS). Common symptoms include erratic shifting, transmission slipping, and the illumination of the Check Engine or transmission warning lights. To diagnose, use a scan tool to check for trouble codes like P0705, P0706, P0708, and P0822, inspect TRS connections for damage or corrosion, perform electrical checks, and observe transmission behavior during a test drive. Ensuring the TRS functions correctly is crucial for seamless gear transitions. Depending on comfort level and expertise, one can either follow detailed service manual instructions for DIY repair or seek professional help from mechanics like those at Truck Transmission Specialists (TTS). For expert diagnostics, repairs, and rebuilds, visit Truck Transmission Specialists' website or call to schedule an appointment.

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