Newbie has a XMSN Question
05-27-2010, 11:34 PM
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Newbie has a XMSN Question
I am thinking I am having a xmsn issue but I can't figure out what type of xmsn is in the truck. The door code is for a 4R70W but if I get down and look at the pan for it, it looks like the E40D. Am I missing something or am I a retard and don't know what I am looking at?
BTW it's my new truck 1992 F-150 5.8L
Looking for some help please.
BTW it's my new truck 1992 F-150 5.8L
Looking for some help please.
05-28-2010, 11:22 AM
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I am thinking I am having a xmsn issue but I can't figure out what type of xmsn is in the truck. The door code is for a 4R70W but if I get down and look at the pan for it, it looks like the E40D. Am I missing something or am I a retard and don't know what I am looking at?
BTW it's my new truck 1992 F-150 5.8L
Looking for some help please.
BTW it's my new truck 1992 F-150 5.8L
Looking for some help please.
05-28-2010, 05:44 PM
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Wow... talking a bout the E40D and the 4R70W and we don't know what "xmsn" means.
xmsn = transmission
Guess being in the Army for 17 years I forget that people may not understand acronyms for things.
xmsn = transmission
Guess being in the Army for 17 years I forget that people may not understand acronyms for things.
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05-28-2010, 09:01 PM
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I know enough acronyms to fill a large pamphlet, just for Fords. Your's, I've yet to see after almost 3k posts. Granted, "xmsn" is not much of a stretch for "transmission", just a little rare around here! I think "ignorant" would be more applicable than "stupid". Like "your ignorant as to which xmsn you have". Or I was ignorant as to what "xmsn" meant. I was pretty sure, but wanted clarification.
No big deal........Anyway. thanks for your 17 years of service! It is appreciated.
So, what issues w/ your "xmsn" are you having? To begin w/, it's intigrated w/ the ECU, so Error code scans, may prove helpful. How many miles on it?
No big deal........Anyway. thanks for your 17 years of service! It is appreciated.
So, what issues w/ your "xmsn" are you having? To begin w/, it's intigrated w/ the ECU, so Error code scans, may prove helpful. How many miles on it?
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05-28-2010, 09:47 PM
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Well now we are done with the petty stuff.
The transmission seems to be slipping at speed (55-60mph). I do not believe it has been worked on before but I can't be sure. The truck has 167K on it. I am not sure on the ECU. This is the first F150 I have owned and I am still learning on the codes and retrieving them. I am learning this as I try to fix things. All in all this truck has very minor issues, other than the transmission the power steering has a minor leak and I think that there is a small oil leak but it could be from a oil change or some maintenance that has been performed a while back.
How can I tell about the ECU or even which transmission I have?
The transmission seems to be slipping at speed (55-60mph). I do not believe it has been worked on before but I can't be sure. The truck has 167K on it. I am not sure on the ECU. This is the first F150 I have owned and I am still learning on the codes and retrieving them. I am learning this as I try to fix things. All in all this truck has very minor issues, other than the transmission the power steering has a minor leak and I think that there is a small oil leak but it could be from a oil change or some maintenance that has been performed a while back.
How can I tell about the ECU or even which transmission I have?