I've been having a no shift limp mode with my 2010 Hmmwv N/A 4l80e.
So the the ole jumper wire trick and with the glow plug, plug in under the hood disconnected a steady light and no codes or flashing 12 shows up for the trans.
Upon throwing a used, but tested TCM at if from a guy same result. When changing out the TCM (mind you I'm in Alaska outside) the TCM coming out was warm to the touch! Not hot and no wires visibly damaged or melted.
Now the truck does go dead with new Optima's if left for a few days which indicates a draw or back feed.
My thinking is when I put battery's in at the auction yard I didn't hook something up right causing a back feed or draw. Does any one have the battery compartment wiring numbers and what they go to, and is the trans hooked directly up to the battery to quiet down the power signal to the system?
It was a communications Hmmwv so Ill be pulling out the aftermarket attachments today and trying to jump a ground directly to the J2 E input.
So the the ole jumper wire trick and with the glow plug, plug in under the hood disconnected a steady light and no codes or flashing 12 shows up for the trans.
Upon throwing a used, but tested TCM at if from a guy same result. When changing out the TCM (mind you I'm in Alaska outside) the TCM coming out was warm to the touch! Not hot and no wires visibly damaged or melted.
Now the truck does go dead with new Optima's if left for a few days which indicates a draw or back feed.
My thinking is when I put battery's in at the auction yard I didn't hook something up right causing a back feed or draw. Does any one have the battery compartment wiring numbers and what they go to, and is the trans hooked directly up to the battery to quiet down the power signal to the system?
It was a communications Hmmwv so Ill be pulling out the aftermarket attachments today and trying to jump a ground directly to the J2 E input.