08 gmc acadia transmission access
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- Very difficult to do but not imposible. I am not a mechanic at all. I am a carpenter and i was able to do this so i think a anybody can do it. It requires a lot of patience. And you have to remember how everything came out from there. A video from chris will help you out a lot. I wish i had a camara to put on a stand and record but unfortunately i didn't. It will work the same with the following cars.
Enclave
Traverse
Outlook
Thanks bro I took your advice and loosened some screws and now my transmission is fixed😁
Thanks by far the best illustration just cut my time by hours
This is very tricky. Because if you can drive for at least 30 mins and the car is shifting fine before going to that limp mode that means is not your wave plates that are broken it will be just your output speed sensor. But the codes that comes out is the input speed sensor.
how did it work out for you bud is it running right?????
I have like 10 codes pertaining to input shaft speed sensor but it drives like you say I can drive fine at first but then I get stuck in limp mode I don't want to spend too much to fix the wrong thing 😢
Great Video! You worked smart not hard. Did you do it without taking off the Valve body/TCM front cover?
Yes. You don't have to take off the cover in less you changing the speed sensor.
@@Parcerito4ever this the best video i have Ever watched now i can fix my 08 saturn outlook 3 5 wave plate can i access to torque converter from the same spot
How did you jack it up to get room to work on it?? The video only shows it jacked up already.. would like to know how and where to start jacking up the body so I don’t ruin anything.. PLEASE AND THANK YOU 🙏🏼
Was the actual issue broken membranes on the TCU?
I change the tcm now i have c0100 and p0722 speed sensor no signal i need to reprogram the new tcm?? Because with My old tcm i don't have thats codes!!
Your smart bro. How is he going to remember to all those things back together
Good job,looks like you cut your work in half. I am about to tackle the wave plate on mine. From what I can see you only unbolted the engine/transmission cradle from the driverside, unbolted the strut on that side and unbolted the steering , then jacked in between the cradle and the Acadia mount fram. Did I miss anything from what I heard you did not unbolt the cradle on the passanger side. Thanks please reply if I missed anything.
How did you do ??? Cuss im going to do mine the same way
@@anthonycatala7409 it work for you? gonna try on my 2014 Cadillac srx soon, hopefully the access is similar
@@Zaanjo i bout a rebuilt trany so it just had to get swap thats about it. Mine has 152, on it now but the one i wanted to do was quite not taken care off so i trashed it. Its difficult to take things apart ur behicle is newer so i wish you the best luck my friend
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Anthony Catala thanks, I’m not too worried though, I don’t work on cars, but I’m a cnc repair tech, so that should help a bit lol. Just was hoping I could get er done easily like this instead of pulling the whole engine and tranny.
Did you get this code after disconnecting the steering and putting it all back together c0710-00 Steering Wheel Angle Signal? Panel is saying service traction control and stabilitrak
THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!
haider Obaidi
Hi , I have 2011 Travers , the transmission work with 1-2-3-4-5 but didn’t transfer to 6 and when driving with 80 m the RPM becomes 4 and the transmission back to 4 and does not take 5and 6
Could you help me with that?
I think you TCM is malfunctioning.
So did you fix it???
did you remove the steering axle?
how can i inspect the flywheel without removing hours of labor and parts?
Where's the speed sensor located? Your video doesn't show it
Is that black strip holding the other part of the cover.
I think if you pause the video you will see where.
@@Parcerito4ever thanks guess I have to remove more than I thought....
@@kikis4267 no really! To change just the input speed sensor you don't have to remove that cover. You will only have to remove 1 of the motor mounts to be able to remove one cover. And after removing the cover you will have access just to remove the sensor.
@@Parcerito4ever thanks gonna try it out this weekend
@@kikis4267 you will also have to take the cover out where the tcm is.so you can unplug the speed sensor. And when you unplug it attached a piece of string to it so when you pull out the sensor wire that string will come to the other side and that is your way to put it back in. Search for some videos that they have out there just for the process of putting it in and out.
How long did it take you to do ?
I will say 1 full day for a non experienced mechanic if you have all the parts that you need. but, like me it was 2 days cause I didn't have the parts and cause I like taking my time so I don't get frustrated. And if you have experience and the right tools it can probably be done in 5 hours or less.
@@Parcerito4ever thanks
Can you replace the torque converter using this access?
What was the code ?
In 1 of the videos I have the paper with the codes. I don't remember. But one of the common one was po700.