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Fester
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4/19/2004
17:50:40

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I have a 2001 quad cap w/the 360 and an auto. When cruising at speeds above 60 mph it acts like it starts to shift out of OD, but not all the way. The engine jumps about 300 rpm and I can hear and feel a change. Almost like the converter is locking or unlocking, but doesn't complete the shift. Sometimes it will do this about 3 or 4 times every minute or so. It doesn't do it when it is under a slight load (climbing an incline in OD) or when under no load (going downhill). I've had it to the local (and only) dealer here in Po-dunk Utah and they are clueless. Any ideas will be greatly appreciated.



kev
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4/25/2004
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mine will shift up then back then up again rather quickly under wot. i havne't noticed it at crusing speeds but a friend of mine has a ram that does exactly what your talking about. dealer says there is nothing wrong with it. who knows. sorry i couldn't be more help. good luck



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4/26/2004
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replaced TPS with $35 NAPA (compared to $65 dealer) part and problem solved. took me 5 minutes to change. took the dealership 3 weeks to scratch their heads and lick their nuts with no results.



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5/01/2004
17:40:51

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i have had similar problems with mine, only it seems to happen going from gear to gear. it will start to shift, but then jump rpm's,sometimes jumping until more pressure is put on the accelerator. almost feels like a slipping rear end. thought it could be a bad trans., but with 40K? any help would be apprectiated!! thanks!

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CA Quad Man
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5/09/2004
00:21:00

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What is a TPS?



KEITH DUNGAN
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5/09/2004
14:05:50

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WHAT IS A TPS? AND WHERE IS IT LOCATED? 2001 QUAD CAB. 4.7 AUTO. THANK YOU.



Fester
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5/09/2004
17:07:30

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Throtle Position Sensor, located on the throtle body, drivers side on my '01 360. Mine had two torx screws holding in on.



Troy
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5/17/2004
12:34:32

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Its the O2 sensor. The sensor is adjusting when the RPM's fluxuate and it is normal for it to do that.



Ron
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5/22/2004
02:51:54

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My 2000 v6 is starting to do the same engine surge or shifting thing described above. But if that's normal (such as the O2 sensor causing it) then why does my truck feel like it's losing power at those points? Wouldn't normal be "Feels a little weird but I can still accelerate into traffic?" OK, so replacing TPS may fix it, maybe replacing O2 sensor. Any other tips Thanks



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12/04/2004
18:13:59

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I would recommend looking into tps sensor. My 2001 4.7 4 speed did same thing. I pulled out sensor and cleaned connections and worked sensor back and forth a bit. The problem is gone along with the surging idle it had. If ckeck engine light comes on just disconnect batt for 3 mins. If problem persists change sensor.



Mike01
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12/06/2004
21:15:25

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Some times when I put it in gear it won't. I can go from park to 1st to revers asmany times as I want, as so as I touch the gas it kicks in to gear hard 1997 slt 5.2



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