To the man in the video - a master of his craft. Not one moment of doubt or confusion; every part could just toss aside because he knows every part like family. You're the best I've ever witnessed, faster than any and you had to slow it down to accommodate us. You're a pleasure to watch and learn from. 100% business, 0% bullshit. You wanted to be the best? Well, you are.
This video is an education. It is comprehensive & exceptionally good. One of maybe (3) on all of UA-cam that is serious & extremely well detailed. This gentleman is giving a little history as he works, early models, how they differ...Only very capable people can incorporate that as they work. Thank You Sir! You should be proud.
This is the best teardown video I have ever seen. The whole trans disassembled in 32 minutes. Impressive. And to include the explanations as well proves that you are a true master builder. Kudos to you sir.
He is right about high line pressure blowing the end off the forward drum. However, there is more to it that needs to be addressed OUTSIDE of the transmission. On older Fords they are programmed to start with, and maintain, a higher engine idle speed to help light the catalytic converters off. Cats won't work until they reach a very high internal temp-like 1200 degrees, or something crazy like that. As the cats age it takes longer to get them up to temp where they start working. Ford, recognizing this situation, programmed their vehicles that as they age they will idle HIGHER, and will idle higher for longer, than a new engine does specifically to get the cats up to temp and working as they age. The problem here is people that jump in their vehicles, start them up and then instantly drop them into gear.. When the idle is high, so is the line pressure! When the engine is cold-so is the trans fluid which easily makes excessively high line pressure when paired with a high idle. We see BOTH the end of the forward drum blown off, and the band pin anchor on the reverse band broken off. Yes, the Sure Cure kit will help.. But ultimately telling your customer to let the idle drop below 1,000RPM BEFORE engaging F or R will ultimately stop this problem from happening. So, the entire fix is a two part process. The Sure Cure kit (or even the Trans-Go kit), and then fixing the nut behind the wheel. I find it much more difficult to fix, or control, the nut behind the steering wheel. Transmissions are easy. Those "nuts" are the challenging part.
I lost you have 3 mins of the video, never seen a person take apart a transmission so fast and explain every part of it. Great video, will most likely keep re watching it to learn about transmissions.
This guy is a genius. I know he's probably done this a few hundred times maybe but for me to look at all those gears and plates and metal is like an impossible puzzle. Why they make these things so complicated. Good lord
I'm not a transmission guy, but it is awesome to watch an expert like you do this type of work! it really helps to see the internal components of various models as well as your expert explainations of them. Keep making videos, you are a trans God!
absolute understatement seeing he rebuild them and just pops the parts off so quick and takes most people double the time as they are terrified when they say replace an acummulator
I have an F150 '08 5.7 and the transmission just went out, no forward or reverse. If I let it sit and cool off it will go into either forward or reverse until the fluid heats up, let it sit for an hour and it goes again. having it towed to a trusted mechanic but I want to have a minimum knowledge of part names and a minimum idea of what conditions can cause what problems. when I do visit the shop I won't stand there bug-eyed when I hear what needs to be done. I'd rather spend the money on an excellent repair than have a truck payment. Thank you for the easy to understand explanation.
I want you to rebuild my my f 150 4r75e transmission . your the kind of guy that we all wish we could find. it's obvious you know your transmissions wow! very impressive!
I need him to fix mine cause I'm narrowing down my intermittent limp mode to valve body or now maybe that first gear drum of burnt friction bands . I just changed filter and case fluid at 171k and dipstick plug was in the pan so I was the first to open trans and I bought it at 143k miles and was under the impression it had trans service done but fluid was burnt brown with no red color hardly left
Going back and reviewing old videos. I am rebuilding one of these now, so I'm also taking notes on what to look out for. You are missed my friend! I hope all is well with you! You've helped me so much over the years! Mandandote unos abrazos fuerte! 🤗🤗
Hands down the most informative and educational ford transmission video I have seen by far... Ive learned more in the last 32mins here than in.the last 5 months of reading and watching and trying to plan out how to save my 2012 E-150... I actually lost the sick feeling in my stomach and now Im just pissed at my locsl dealership for telliing me my transmission is toast and telling me I need to fork over $4000.00 to fix a purpose built delivery van that only has 43,000 miles and that I paid cash for new at their dealership... a huge thanks to Automatic Transmission.... you sir are a craftsman of the highest order...
Sounds like the shop my work took an e350 to. No forward or reverse. Their extent of diagnosis was to replace a speed sensor because of a code. That’s not going to stop it from going into gear. Fluid on the dipstick was nice and red (38k miles). They said it was “burnt” up. They should have let me work on it. $3600 for a jasper junk reman that already has delayed gear engagement 😵💫
I love videos like this and its great to learn and see what it is all about. Also a great way to arm yourself with this information because unfortunately, some transmission shops are not honest with you. I learned this the hard way.
I watch this video and this is the transmission we will be working on in fanshawe as our lab assignment. I find it to be very informative and easy to understand. thank you.
You are a true Master in your art. I wish all the mechanics were like you. But that is only a wish, and you know that never happens. I respect you a lot. Thank you for the great demonstration.
Thank you my brother. Very straight forward and to the point. Very good delivery of the information. Most of all you know your transmissions inside and out. Props to you for sharing your knowledge with others.
Great video. Have a 4r75e transmission that just had a drum failure. Your vidoe was great explanation and reference on these transmissions and issues. Thanks!
Great job detailing step by step. Has having trouble figuring out where a wavy spring came from. It was the Intermediate sprag retainer from 16:21. Now to get one here fast. No stores
Amazing video by a master at his craft. I unfortunately just started having transmission problems with my 2007 E350 Van at 182,000 miles with the 4R75E trans (failure to shift into high gear). This video was illuminating going to drop the pan in search of metal and see if I’ve got any codes.
Always a joy to see someone rip into something so complicated as if it were nothing. My 07 F150 FX2 (4R75E) has 123,000 miles and doesn't like coasting through slow traffic then accelerating. It usually races then bangs pretty hard. Doesn't do it in OD off. I'm changing fluid, Mercon V, and filter this weekend and hoping for the best.
@@jramsier154 can’t figure mine out either. Broken snap ring. Got both pieces out and still no OD after putting the OD band in place with a screw driver. Still no OD. You fix yours?
Yes,yes,yes somebody that actually know what the hell they're doing with the perfect amount of narration to cover the topic.My 4R70W no reverse & neutrals in OD but now I feel better about tackling it myself.
I watched this video cause I'm about to tear into my transmission. I haven't built a transmission since I was in school. Dude, your a beast. Great video
excellent job Hiram thank you for one of the best quick tip inspection videos I've ever seen on youtube. I subscribed to your page and look forward to more great videos. Thank you
That was really good. I’m doin an el cheap o fix on an 04 4r70w out of a grand marquis 170000 miles. All I found was toasted forward clutches and steels and blown out piston seals. Front pump seal was almost falling out too. This is 1st time I opened one up so I made notes on several things you said. I bought the car to get familiar with the 4r70w cause I wanna supercharge my 03 marauder and will have to beef up the 4r70w from the marauder. I just found ur channel bout a week too late. Thanks again for the knowledge.
Thanks for your nice video and teck teach ! because of this i was capable to do it all by my self and did a good work ! all people did i ask for an estimate for doing this job all of them talk for a lot of money and all it was done for less than $ 500 bucks ! thanks again Hiram !
I have the same truck with 250 000km. Was doing exactly the same as you... and last week and I ended up needed a complete rebuild. Truck drives like new now. The more you wait the more things will neeed replacing as the metal inside is eating away....
Nice presentation. Generally speaking , with average use, how many miles are on the transmissions before you rebuild them? What's the greatest mileage you have seen ?
Well done! You know your shit! =) The trans in my '06 Police just shot craps. In the exploratory phase right now before I go digging into it. Thanks for taking the time to do this! Much appreciated! =)
+eddie corbette. That's the same thing I was saying too..like how does he remember it all? Lol but sir I don't have a clue what you're talking about Mr. +Hiram Gutierrez. But I just loved this video because I have a passion for cars and fixing them up and stuff like that..I want to actually go to school for it.. that's how much I like it..you're video encourages me more further ..thanks for all the knowledge even though I don't know most of that stuff..lol
great video. very educational. I lil quick at the hands but that's ur experience at work.hard to slow down. .wish I was that confidence in disassembling my trans an rebuilding it..
This is exactly what I needed thank you so much. Absolute legend looks like he can do it in his sleep. Watching you work on transmissions is like watching Michael Jordan play basketball
Thanks Hiram, I have a 08 overdrive problem, shifts into OD and its like its in neutral, disengage the OD and runs and shifts fine...Im going to try and change the ring myself, seen a couple other videos on it and I feel I must have the same problem.
Hey Hiram I've watched ur videos and they have a lot of info thank u so much. I have a 4R70W took it apart had no reverse I found that the snap ring that holds the reverse in place broken and stuck in between the low reverse could that be the problem couldn't find anything else wrong
Great!, Now I can do this, Now I have to see how to put together. I Imagine I would have a lot of Parts left over, or missing some parts(too many parts in the wrong place) Another Problem is knowing what a Bad Part looks like, and what a Good Part is supposed to look like. Sure curious of the rest needed to get reassembled. If I tried, may rebuild sections as they are Dissembled. Hope he has the Cleaning and Reassembly Video showing Adjustments and Procedures. I understand Transmissions have 800 parts, have built 1000 Piece Puzzles. Have been pretty good with those, No Pieces left over.😵
thank for your video are very interesting . I have pick up F150 with 4R75E transmission, this will put the mayorities of parts news. doubt is when you close the box the drum shaft and output shaft forward should not be rotate manually .is this normal these transmission with dual band. thanks
I have a 1999 Ford Econoline van. E-150. I hear loud himming when I reach 35+ miles per hour. Tranny does not slip and works just fine. Could it possibly be the rear end? I am a mechanic but this one got me going. Thanks for any feed back. Great videos.
Hey you do good work man I have a Ford F-150 05 model transmission work's good I pulled out on the highway and I went to beat a car about half down on the gas it jumped in neutral what it feels like but it started working but at a stop it's like first gear it engaging but when you give it gas to pull out stop putting you can give it a lot of gas it pulls out besides that every thing works you can pull it down to first gear about when you are moving about 5 miles in hours it's engaged pulling good
Hiram, you are a total professional. I like how detailed and knowledgeable you are. I have a 2005 F150 4x4 Triton 5.4L. When I accelerate really fast, the transmission shudders and then slams into gear from 1st to 2nd. Also does it from 2nd to 3rd sometimes, but mainly from 1st to 2nd. Also, when I have cruise set and am going down a slight hill, the truck lurches forward slightly (jerky). I recently replaced a bad U-joint. It's been doing this since I bought the truck w/ 115K miles on it and it is still doing it at 130K, not worse so I'm wondering what it might be. Thanks! BTW, where are you located? If you're close, I'll just take it in to you!
I rebuilt this transmission using your videos, so afterwards my overdrive light comes on and starts flashing at about 60 or 65 mph and wont shut back off until I shut the truck down and restart it. Before it beeps and the light starts flashing I can turn it on and off manually.
i know you are super bussy and i want to thank you for your all of your teching here. i have 2000 4r70w it was rebult some time ago but it has no over drive servo is good is pushing the band ok new pump frictions are like new it has new solenoid pack in ideas are highly apreciated thanky you .
Good video, my 2008 Ford F150 has some transmission issue, when I drive it in low rpm about 1050 rpm shift to second gear but then stall to 2000 rpm slipping and goes to third gear, just that is the problem the transmission slip a little bit while is shifting to third gear.
Hey i have a 2009 ford f150 and its making a whining noise in park and neutral. The noise mostly goes away in the drive gear. I replaced the torque converter and i checked the transmission pump and the gears look fine as well as the bearings behind the pump. After all that the noise is still there. I was wondering if you had an idea of what it could be? Thank you
To the man in the video - a master of his craft. Not one moment of doubt or confusion; every part could just toss aside because he knows every part like family. You're the best I've ever witnessed, faster than any and you had to slow it down to accommodate us.
You're a pleasure to watch and learn from. 100% business, 0% bullshit. You wanted to be the best? Well, you are.
💯👍🦾
This video is an education. It is comprehensive & exceptionally good. One of maybe (3) on all of UA-cam that is serious & extremely well detailed. This gentleman is giving a little history as he works, early models, how they differ...Only very capable people can incorporate that as they work.
Thank You Sir! You should be proud.
This is the best teardown video I have ever seen. The whole trans disassembled in 32 minutes. Impressive. And to include the explanations as well proves that you are a true master builder. Kudos to you sir.
He is right about high line pressure blowing the end off the forward drum. However, there is more to it that needs to be addressed OUTSIDE of the transmission. On older Fords they are programmed to start with, and maintain, a higher engine idle speed to help light the catalytic converters off. Cats won't work until they reach a very high internal temp-like 1200 degrees, or something crazy like that. As the cats age it takes longer to get them up to temp where they start working. Ford, recognizing this situation, programmed their vehicles that as they age they will idle HIGHER, and will idle higher for longer, than a new engine does specifically to get the cats up to temp and working as they age. The problem here is people that jump in their vehicles, start them up and then instantly drop them into gear.. When the idle is high, so is the line pressure! When the engine is cold-so is the trans fluid which easily makes excessively high line pressure when paired with a high idle. We see BOTH the end of the forward drum blown off, and the band pin anchor on the reverse band broken off. Yes, the Sure Cure kit will help.. But ultimately telling your customer to let the idle drop below 1,000RPM BEFORE engaging F or R will ultimately stop this problem from happening. So, the entire fix is a two part process. The Sure Cure kit (or even the Trans-Go kit), and then fixing the nut behind the wheel. I find it much more difficult to fix, or control, the nut behind the steering wheel. Transmissions are easy. Those "nuts" are the challenging part.
What's the nut behind the steering wheel problem you're referring to??
I lost you have 3 mins of the video, never seen a person take apart a transmission so fast and explain every part of it. Great video, will most likely keep re watching it to learn about transmissions.
This guy is a genius. I know he's probably done this a few hundred times maybe but for me to look at all those gears and plates and metal is like an impossible puzzle. Why they make these things so complicated. Good lord
The price we pay going from manual to automatic. I'm psyching myself up getting ready to build a 4r75e for my '06 f150 trail truck I'm building.
I'm not a transmission guy, but it is awesome to watch an expert like you do this type of work! it really helps to see the internal components of various models as well as your expert explainations of them. Keep making videos, you are a trans God!
absolute understatement seeing he rebuild them and just pops the parts off so quick and takes most people double the time as they are terrified when they say replace an acummulator
@@SnowleopardPearl A man of great skill deserves praise 👏
This makes me want to commute by bicycle, you may as well be operating on people with so much complexity! Very well done sir, you're a rare breed!!
I have an F150 '08 5.7 and the transmission just went out, no forward or reverse. If I let it sit and cool off it will go into either forward or reverse until the fluid heats up, let it sit for an hour and it goes again. having it towed to a trusted mechanic but I want to have a minimum knowledge of part names and a minimum idea of what conditions can cause what problems. when I do visit the shop I won't stand there bug-eyed when I hear what needs to be done. I'd rather spend the money on an excellent repair than have a truck payment. Thank you for the easy to understand explanation.
I want you to rebuild my my f 150 4r75e transmission . your the kind of guy that we all wish we could find. it's obvious you know your transmissions wow! very impressive!
No shit....I sure wish this guy would fix mine....my 2005 F150 4x4 just blew up yesterday...Anyone know where this guy is?
I started rebuilding my own transmissions by just watching his videos. He has saved and made me tons of money. Hiram Gutierrez knows his stuff.
I need him to fix mine cause I'm narrowing down my intermittent limp mode to valve body or now maybe that first gear drum of burnt friction bands . I just changed filter and case fluid at 171k and dipstick plug was in the pan so I was the first to open trans and I bought it at 143k miles and was under the impression it had trans service done but fluid was burnt brown with no red color hardly left
Going back and reviewing old videos. I am rebuilding one of these now, so I'm also taking notes on what to look out for.
You are missed my friend! I hope all is well with you! You've helped me so much over the years! Mandandote unos abrazos fuerte! 🤗🤗
It's good to see that true professionals still exist.
It's hard to find a good and trustworthy transmission guy these day's
Yup, they all say your transmission is done and just want to change it when sometimes it's a simple fix.
Hands down the most informative and educational ford transmission video I have seen by far... Ive learned more in the last 32mins here than in.the last 5 months of reading and watching and trying to plan out how to save my 2012 E-150... I actually lost the sick feeling in my stomach and now Im just pissed at my locsl dealership for telliing me my transmission is toast and telling me I need to fork over $4000.00 to fix a purpose built delivery van that only has 43,000 miles and that I paid cash for new at their dealership... a huge thanks to Automatic Transmission.... you sir are a craftsman of the highest order...
Sounds like the shop my work took an e350 to. No forward or reverse. Their extent of diagnosis was to replace a speed sensor because of a code. That’s not going to stop it from going into gear. Fluid on the dipstick was nice and red (38k miles). They said it was “burnt” up. They should have let me work on it. $3600 for a jasper junk reman that already has delayed gear engagement 😵💫
You are absolutely a genuine example of a MASTER TECH!! No words can describe your skill level… Wow!!
I love videos like this and its great to learn and see what it is all about. Also a great way to arm yourself with this information because unfortunately, some transmission shops are not honest with you. I learned this the hard way.
Good stuff - thanks for your analysis on why the failures happened.
I watch this video and this is the transmission we will be working on in fanshawe as our lab assignment. I find it to be very informative and easy to understand. thank you.
Nice to see someone who’s been around long enough to have master level experience. Good job.
This guy knows his shit.
You are a true Master in your art. I wish all the mechanics were like you. But that is only a wish, and you know that never happens. I respect you a lot. Thank you for the great demonstration.
one thing I learned from this - I'm not going to try to rebuild my own transmission
Just lost all forward gears on my vic 😅
Did you get it fixed up
@@zacb7427 i did
Thank you my brother. Very straight forward and to the point. Very good delivery of the information. Most of all you know your transmissions inside and out. Props to you for sharing your knowledge with others.
a man who obviously knows his craft.
Disculpe yo tengo un problema con una 2005 f150 tira acote de la trasmicion ya le cambié el cello y la liga de bomba y sigue igual que puedes ser
Great video. Have a 4r75e transmission that just had a drum failure.
Your vidoe was great explanation and reference on these transmissions and issues. Thanks!
Great job detailing step by step. Has having trouble figuring out where a wavy spring came from. It was the Intermediate sprag retainer from 16:21. Now to get one here fast. No stores
Amazing video by a master at his craft. I unfortunately just started having transmission problems with my 2007 E350 Van at 182,000 miles with the 4R75E trans (failure to shift into high gear). This video was illuminating going to drop the pan in search of metal and see if I’ve got any codes.
Always a joy to see someone rip into something so complicated as if it were nothing. My 07 F150 FX2 (4R75E) has 123,000 miles and doesn't like coasting through slow traffic then accelerating. It usually races then bangs pretty hard. Doesn't do it in OD off. I'm changing fluid, Mercon V, and filter this weekend and hoping for the best.
U ever fix the problem lol? Mine is doing the same thing
@@jramsier154 can’t figure mine out either. Broken snap ring. Got both pieces out and still no OD after putting the OD band in place with a screw driver. Still no OD. You fix yours?
You're a great teacher, you know what we need to know and show us what we need to see...thanks.
impressive... you do an amazing job explaining every component and showing where to look for ware. thank you.
Normal wear not ware. Thanks for taking the time for making this informative video.
Blame it on Google's auto fill. ✍
@@AutomaticTransmission You just gave a Master Class in tearing this tranny down and you get spell checked as a reward...lol
Wow I'm amazed on how much info you have retained on transmissions. Great job sir.
Yes,yes,yes somebody that actually know what the hell they're doing with the perfect amount of narration to cover the topic.My 4R70W no reverse & neutrals in OD but now I feel better about tackling it myself.
Great job explaining things, no time wasted! You're good at what you do. Thank you very much for the video!
I watched this video cause I'm about to tear into my transmission. I haven't built a transmission since I was in school. Dude, your a beast. Great video
Very impressed with this man's working knowledge
Great video. I like how you specifically knows what each piece does and if it is good or bad.
excellent job Hiram thank you for one of the best quick tip inspection videos I've ever seen on youtube. I subscribed to your page and look forward to more great videos. Thank you
Thanks. Brother just took mine apart. 04 with 170k. Exactly same problems mine had
That was really good. I’m doin an el cheap o fix on an 04 4r70w out of a grand marquis 170000 miles. All I found was toasted forward clutches and steels and blown out piston seals. Front pump seal was almost falling out too. This is 1st time I opened one up so I made notes on several things you said. I bought the car to get familiar with the 4r70w cause I wanna supercharge my 03 marauder and will have to beef up the 4r70w from the marauder. I just found ur channel bout a week too late. Thanks again for the knowledge.
I normally don't leave comments, but your Video is perfect! Thanks!!
Thanks for your nice video and teck teach ! because of this i was capable to do it all by my self and did a good work ! all people did i ask for an estimate for doing this job all of them talk for a lot of money and all it was done for less than $ 500 bucks !
thanks again Hiram !
Fantastic video! I enjoyed it very much. Very impressive knowledge. I envy this guy.
I have the same truck with 250 000km. Was doing exactly the same as you... and last week and I ended up needed a complete rebuild. Truck drives like new now. The more you wait the more things will neeed replacing as the metal inside is eating away....
Nice presentation. Generally speaking , with average use, how many miles are on the transmissions before you rebuild them? What's the greatest mileage you have seen ?
Thanks for the information you put out. You've given me the confidence to rebuild automatics and helped me save some friends a lot of money!
As a mechanic i appreciate this video. TY my dude
Good video, whole lotta parts to keep track of. I think I'll leave it to the experts.
You would be a great classroom instructor. I like your no bullshit straight to the point method.
AWESOME video..
Thanks a million.
At 19:40... something it's because the drum isn't made from street instead it cheap pot meatal🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thank you for the making the great informative videos.
Can’t be more easy as your explanation
thank you i learn so much from you plzzzzzz keep the videos coming
+malcolm may Sure, thanks.
Well done! You know your shit! =) The trans in my '06 Police just shot craps. In the exploratory phase right now before I go digging into it. Thanks for taking the time to do this! Much appreciated! =)
Awesome, I was like I got this until you pulled the whole damn thing apart around 15 minutes, lol. Very helpful though thank you.
My thought exactly. I can just see myself having enough parts left over at the end to build another tranny...lol
"This drum is no good no more" and the blood on the customer's face drained
Tims auto if you're in chicagoland area....master of trans....plus great mechanic...
He makes it look so simple. Excellent video, Thank You for sharing.
Very nice job explaining every step as well as great follow- up with description of parts needing replaced. JK
good video smart man
+eddie corbette. That's the same thing I was saying too..like how does he remember it all? Lol but sir I don't have a clue what you're talking about Mr. +Hiram Gutierrez. But I just loved this video because I have a passion for cars and fixing them up and stuff like that..I want to actually go to school for it.. that's how much I like it..you're video encourages me more further ..thanks for all the knowledge even though I don't know most of that stuff..lol
Excellent video , detailed and fast
great video. very educational. I lil quick at the hands but that's ur experience at work.hard to slow down. .wish I was that confidence in disassembling my trans an rebuilding it..
I have a friend I am helping pull one of these out of a E series van and he is going to rebuild it in his garage. I hope it works out for him!
That is the first one of those drums I have seen broken. I have seen many distorted or flared out.
I rebuilt my 4R75E in my Expedition and now I'm getting torque converter shutter, I bought the Sonex valves to fix it, I hope that fixes it!
This is exactly what I needed thank you so much. Absolute legend looks like he can do it in his sleep. Watching you work on transmissions is like watching Michael Jordan play basketball
Thank You very Much! Great Video Very Helpful!
by where is the most common problem with 08 Malibu transmission
Thanks Hiram, I have a 08 overdrive problem, shifts into OD and its like its in neutral, disengage the OD and runs and shifts fine...Im going to try and change the ring myself, seen a couple other videos on it and I feel I must have the same problem.
Thank you sir, Thank you so much. Very very helpful video. It's worth so much this information. 🙏🙏
Boy did I learn a lot Gordy Florida USA
Thanks for your explain
And you have a good experience in that
This is an excellent video thank you very much.
Hey Hiram I've watched ur videos and they have a lot of info thank u so much. I have a 4R70W took it apart had no reverse I found that the snap ring that holds the reverse in place broken and stuck in between the low reverse could that be the problem couldn't find anything else wrong
Definitely
So you could just replace the foward drive drum, clutch packs and bands in your driveway real quick. And get another 150k out of her.
This guy knows his stuff
Great!, Now I can do this, Now I have to see how to put together. I Imagine I would have a lot of Parts left over, or missing some parts(too many parts in the wrong place) Another Problem is knowing what a Bad Part looks like, and what a Good Part is supposed to look like. Sure curious of the rest needed to get reassembled. If I tried, may rebuild sections as they are Dissembled. Hope he has the Cleaning and Reassembly Video showing Adjustments and Procedures. I understand Transmissions have 800 parts, have built 1000 Piece Puzzles.
Have been pretty good with those, No Pieces left over.😵
great informative video, thank you.
thank for your video are very interesting . I have pick up F150 with 4R75E transmission, this will put the mayorities of parts news. doubt is when you close the box the drum shaft and output shaft forward should not be rotate manually .is this normal these transmission with dual band. thanks
Fantastic
I have a 1999 Ford Econoline van. E-150. I hear loud himming when I reach 35+ miles per hour. Tranny does not slip and works just fine. Could it possibly be the rear end? I am a mechanic but this one got me going. Thanks for any feed back. Great videos.
Why I m so late.Thank you great video.
Cracked clutch drum. To many Neutral Drops?
so the difference between the 4r75e and 4r75w is the e has two sensors on the side of it and the w only has one more or less
Hey you do good work man I have a Ford F-150 05 model transmission work's good I pulled out on the highway and I went to beat a car about half down on the gas it jumped in neutral what it feels like but it started working but at a stop it's like first gear it engaging but when you give it gas to pull out stop putting you can give it a lot of gas it pulls out besides that every thing works you can pull it down to first gear about when you are moving about 5 miles in hours it's engaged pulling good
Hiram, you are a total professional. I like how detailed and knowledgeable you are. I have a 2005 F150 4x4 Triton 5.4L. When I accelerate really fast, the transmission shudders and then slams into gear from 1st to 2nd. Also does it from 2nd to 3rd sometimes, but mainly from 1st to 2nd. Also, when I have cruise set and am going down a slight hill, the truck lurches forward slightly (jerky). I recently replaced a bad U-joint. It's been doing this since I bought the truck w/ 115K miles on it and it is still doing it at 130K, not worse so I'm wondering what it might be. Thanks! BTW, where are you located? If you're close, I'll just take it in to you!
What was the location for that garaje
I liked the video very much, keep em coming.
damn, before air tools, mechanics must have had big ass forearms! cranking off all those bolts with a socket wrench
Took notes on this video... thanks again...
I rebuilt this transmission using your videos, so afterwards my overdrive light comes on and starts flashing at about 60 or 65 mph and wont shut back off until I shut the truck down and restart it. Before it beeps and the light starts flashing I can turn it on and off manually.
I learned a lot here, thanks!
i know you are super bussy and i want to thank you for your all of your teching here. i have 2000 4r70w it was rebult some time ago but it has no over drive servo is good is pushing the band ok new pump frictions are like new it has new solenoid pack in ideas are highly apreciated thanky you .
How do you change the shift shaft seal? Can it be done from the outside is do you have to do it from the inside? Thanks for the great video...
Excellent work! Wish you rebuilt mine when it needed it. Would have last more than 25k.....
Dios te Bendiga A ti y a toda tu familia Hiram
Good video, my 2008 Ford F150 has some transmission issue, when I drive it in low rpm about 1050 rpm shift to second gear but then stall to 2000 rpm slipping and goes to third gear, just that is the problem the transmission slip a little bit while is shifting to third gear.
gracias por tus videos..hiram una pregunta no tengo 3 y 4 velocidad despues de reparar la 4r70 w .. algun tip...muchas gracias
Hey i have a 2009 ford f150 and its making a whining noise in park and neutral. The noise mostly goes away in the drive gear. I replaced the torque converter and i checked the transmission pump and the gears look fine as well as the bearings behind the pump. After all that the noise is still there. I was wondering if you had an idea of what it could be? Thank you
He knows his shit. I just paid 1,675 for that exact trans. Another 1,685 to have it installed.
great video quick teardown and still explaining alot
i alwasy though it would take way more time then this
No, 11 years later . . . How did the transmission do? I have a 2004 4R70E tranny w/239k that might need an overhaul, too.
Did u get it figured out