4L60E No OD

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deven bullis

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My 4l60E wont shift into OD/cruise disabled when my ABS light is on, but the problem is I have no codes for the abs system. When the ABS light is off OD and cruise control works, usually when the truck is cold, if its warm the ABS light turns on, leading me to think a bad abs module or wire somewhere in the system. I haven't seen a post where someone has had this problem before so I'm pretty lost.
 

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Check the wire loom going to the transmission connector and see if its melted. Where it crosses over the back of the trans. If its melted the wires are probably melted too, it's the first sign of 3-4 going out soon. It could be abs is tied to output speed sensor but I dont know for sure.

Another possibility with the abs system is bad solder joints on the circuit board where the heavy gauge power wires come in. It's a pretty easy fix if your handy with a soldering iron. I've run into more than a few like this.
 

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Check the wire loom going to the transmission connector and see if its melted. Where it crosses over the back of the trans. If its melted the wires are probably melted too, it's the first sign of 3-4 going out soon. It could be abs is tied to output speed sensor but I dont know for sure.

Another possibility with the abs system is bad solder joints on the circuit board where the heavy gauge power wires come in. It's a pretty easy fix if your handy with a soldering iron. I've run into more than a few like this.
Are the bad solder joints located by the transmission or by the ABS box?
 

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There in the abs box under the torx cover screws. It's a bit of a pain to get the cover off. The main issue is all this stuff is done in silver solder which has issues with time, vibration, and resistance do to its crystallized structure.

When it's cold it contracts and makes good contact but once warm the connection goes. It doesnt explain why od is going off at the same time though and why I suspect the wiring harness at the trans.
 

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Check your brake light switch, mine wouldn't stay in OD then it went out and wouldn't lock at all.

Replaced the switch and all was good
 

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Check your brake light switch, mine wouldn't stay in OD then it went out and wouldn't lock at all.

Replaced the switch and all was good

I did have a SES light on months ago for “Brake Switch Circuit B Low” but I haven’t had a problem with that switch. Is the brake switch somehow tied in with the ABS system?


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Update: The torque converter does lock up but still no 4th, leading me to believe bad ABS module, should I replace the module or just unplug everything?
 

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Another update: got a another ABS module out of a 97 Pickup, problem still persists, only other thing it could be is bad wires? Other than that I’m totally lost


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