Intermittent hesitation in reverse
#1
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Intermittent hesitation in reverse
So this has only happened three times in the 9 months I’ve owned this truck. Twice on cold mornings and I don’t remember conditions of the third.
I usually start the truck in the morning to warm up. The two times I’ve noticed the temp, I didn’t have time to let it warm up so I jumped in, started it, put it in reverse... nothing happened immediately. The first time, I was on the level part of my driveway and I pushed the gas a little, only to be met with a loud clunk and reversed like normal after that. The second time I was on a little slope and within a foot of rolling backward, the clunk happened again but since I was still at idle, it wasn’t as severe.
Other than that, it shift normal and smooth as it should.
Any ideas?
2004 Lariat Screw 4x4, 5.4, 122k miles, 3.73 LSD rear.
I usually start the truck in the morning to warm up. The two times I’ve noticed the temp, I didn’t have time to let it warm up so I jumped in, started it, put it in reverse... nothing happened immediately. The first time, I was on the level part of my driveway and I pushed the gas a little, only to be met with a loud clunk and reversed like normal after that. The second time I was on a little slope and within a foot of rolling backward, the clunk happened again but since I was still at idle, it wasn’t as severe.
Other than that, it shift normal and smooth as it should.
Any ideas?
2004 Lariat Screw 4x4, 5.4, 122k miles, 3.73 LSD rear.
#2
Mark
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How cold was it Lenn ? I'm thinking torque converter Fluid was cold.
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Mark
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Humm... waiting for somebody else to chime in.