F150 EcoBoost Hard tranny shifts
#1
F150 EcoBoost Hard tranny shifts
Hey everyone I'm new here and new to ford been driving dodge rams the last 7 years but I seen this new Ecoboost and thought hell why not give it a try so I own a 2011 FX4 and I have to say I'm impressed my only concern is it seems to down shift hard sometimes and the truck is so smooth when it does do this u really notice it just wondering if this is normal or if anyone has some feedback on this issue any comments would be great thanks
#6
Hey there Jay,
TSB stands for : technical service bulletins
According to the TSB below, you will need to take your truck to the dealer to try to reprogram your computer in order to get this problem solved.
2011 F-150 WITH THE 3.5L OR 5.0L ENGINE AND 6R80 TRANSMISSION BUILT ON OR BETWEEN 2/1/2011 TO 4/1/2011 SHUDDER DURING 2-1 DOWNSHIFT 5-7MPH (8-11KPH).
SOME APPLICATIONS OF THE 2011 F-150 VEHICLES WITH THE 3.5L OR 5.0L ENGINE BUILT ON OR BETWEEN 02/1/2011 UNTIL 4/1/2011 MAY EXHIBIT A SHUDDER DURING A 2-1 COASTING DOWNSHIFT TYPICALLY FOUND AT SPEEDS OF 5-7 MPH (8-11KPH).
USE IDS TO MONITOR FOLLOWING PIDS, IN_GEAR MODE,GEAR_RAT, VSS TO VERIFY IT IS THE 2-1 DOWNSHIFT.
IF THE SHUDDER IS ONLY PRESENT ON THE 2-1 COASTING DOWNSHIFT REPLACE THE C-CLUTCH (INTERMEDIATE) FRICTION PLATES FOLLOWING WSM SECTION 307-01 AND USE AVAILABLE SERVICE LABOR TIME STANDARD OPERATIONS.
IF THE SHUDDER OCCURS AT ANY OTHER VEHICLE SPEED OR GEAR CHANGE EVENT DISREGUARD THIS PROCEDURE AND FOLLOW NORMAL WSM SECTION 307-01 DIAGNOSIS BY SYMPTOM FOR FURTHER DIAGNOSTICS
TSB stands for : technical service bulletins
According to the TSB below, you will need to take your truck to the dealer to try to reprogram your computer in order to get this problem solved.
2011 F-150 WITH THE 3.5L OR 5.0L ENGINE AND 6R80 TRANSMISSION BUILT ON OR BETWEEN 2/1/2011 TO 4/1/2011 SHUDDER DURING 2-1 DOWNSHIFT 5-7MPH (8-11KPH).
SOME APPLICATIONS OF THE 2011 F-150 VEHICLES WITH THE 3.5L OR 5.0L ENGINE BUILT ON OR BETWEEN 02/1/2011 UNTIL 4/1/2011 MAY EXHIBIT A SHUDDER DURING A 2-1 COASTING DOWNSHIFT TYPICALLY FOUND AT SPEEDS OF 5-7 MPH (8-11KPH).
USE IDS TO MONITOR FOLLOWING PIDS, IN_GEAR MODE,GEAR_RAT, VSS TO VERIFY IT IS THE 2-1 DOWNSHIFT.
IF THE SHUDDER IS ONLY PRESENT ON THE 2-1 COASTING DOWNSHIFT REPLACE THE C-CLUTCH (INTERMEDIATE) FRICTION PLATES FOLLOWING WSM SECTION 307-01 AND USE AVAILABLE SERVICE LABOR TIME STANDARD OPERATIONS.
IF THE SHUDDER OCCURS AT ANY OTHER VEHICLE SPEED OR GEAR CHANGE EVENT DISREGUARD THIS PROCEDURE AND FOLLOW NORMAL WSM SECTION 307-01 DIAGNOSIS BY SYMPTOM FOR FURTHER DIAGNOSTICS
#7
better looking than geno
That's it. Basically a TSB is sent to the service departments to notify them of a recurring issue, so that it cuts down on troubleshooting and repair time, mainly for warranty costs. If your truck was built between those dates take it to the dealer AND print that out or at least the title and number, in the off chance they haven't seen that.
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#9
Congrats on truck
I bought mine in Apl F-150 Lariat with eco 3.5 I too notice a bit of tranny reaction at times, especially taking foot off gas, at say 45mph, and there is often times a clunk. Will have to pay more attention with gear shift at lower speeds. My first full size truck, and I pretty much love drivin the thing.
#10
Ya I use to own a srt 10 ram so I'm use to the get up and go and this truck is fun to drive I bought extended bumper to bumper warranty that covers me to 160000 kms so if it goes it goes I figure