Posted by John in CT on November 16, 2009 at 18:39:51 from (99.92.51.137):
I have a 1996 Ford F-350, 4x4, Powerstroke, 4 speed automatic transmission , 26,000 miles. It sits most of the time and never worked hard in its life. I am getting it ready for winter to plow my driveway and went to move it the other day and the overdrive "OFF" light came on ( on its own) when I started it. It never came on before. I took it for a ride to see what is going on and the trans would only shift up to 3rd gear. After pushing the on/off button many times it shifted to 4th gear but on its own shifted back to 3rd then to 4th. After driving it a while the trans shifted properly to 4th then down to 3rd when I pushed the button. Next morning, same problem. I have maybe 3,000 miles on the transmission oil/filter change that was done by a now out of business Ford dealer. I also just changed the air and fuel filters so maybe I distribed a sensor or wire. To me it seems like an electrical problem. Any ideas? Thanks!!
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