96 F-350 460/E40D 36" tires I know there is a way to read the codes on this truck with a paper clip but I don`t remember how.Anybody out there point me in the right direction?The trans is running warm (200*plus) on warmer days.I`m not pulling a trailer or even driving it hard and I even have an auxilary cooler.The end of plowing season last year the cooler in the radiator some how plugged so I bypassed it and ran a cooler with a fan.I was thinking about replacing the radiator so I could run the both auxilary and the radiator cooler.It shifts real hard 95% of the time but every so often it will shift fine. Anybody have any tips?Could it be bad sensor or ECM? Oh yeah, also when I get out of truck after driving for bit it seems like there is excessive heat from under the truck even if the trans is not hot as I can feel it on my legs. there is no cats on the exhaust and it is a single 3.5" exhaust from an 02 superduty
The F 350 may still be OBD I. Got a friend with a 96 F 350 4x4 with a 5.8 and C6 and it it still OBD I with the EEC-IV computer. It is set up just like my 95 F 350.
If you want to pull codes on an OBD I try HERE. Ford Fuel Injection has all kinds of info on the OBD I systems.
Steve
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