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zf transmission no engagement
05-04-2005, 14:35
Post: #4
zf transmission no engagement
The first thing to try is the TPS (Throttle Position Sensor). It is a
rheostat/sensor connected to a throttle cable, mounted to the outside-
rear (rear of coach) of the battery box. If the sensor is not returning
to the idle position (jammed, broken return spring, cable came loose,
etc.) the transmission will think the throttle is wide-open and not
shift into gear.

- Jeff Miller
http://www.wanderlodge.net
http://www.millercoachworks.com


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Ron Hazlett"
wrote:
> Hi,
> I have 1987fc with a zf transmission. I am having infamous problem of
> the tranny not engaging, I have lots of neutrals. I have gone over
> some of the past posts, it seems that a common problem is low voltage
> to the ECM. Where would I check this at, and is there anything that I
> can check
>
> Thanks
> Ron Hazlett
> 1987fc
> Ohio
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Messages In This Thread
zf transmission no engagement - Ron Hazlett - 05-04-2005, 12:58
zf transmission no engagement - mw88fc - 05-04-2005, 13:04
zf transmission no engagement - raypander - 05-04-2005, 14:26
zf transmission no engagement - Jeff Miller - 05-04-2005 14:35
zf transmission no engagement - Rick B - 05-05-2005, 00:58
zf transmission no engagement - Ron Hazlett - 05-05-2005, 13:27
zf transmission no engagement - Jeff Miller - 05-05-2005, 13:32
zf transmission no engagement - Mark Garber - 05-05-2005, 14:51
zf transmission no engagement - Ron.Hazlett - 05-05-2005, 22:37



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