P1811 Maximum Adapts & Long Shift Detected - 4T65-E Transmission
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- On this video we cover why and what to look for when tackling this very common code, P1811 Maximum Adapts & Long Shift Detected, on the 4T65-E Transmission. There are a lot of items that can cause this code and all items have to be addressed for a successful repair on one of this units.
I was literally working on this a couple of days ago, one of those guide pins came off while i was cleaning the parts and im wondering where that piece came off from. Glad im digging deeper
Wow this guy sure knows what he is doing and talking about. This isn’t the first video I’ve seen of his either. I can honestly say that If I could pick anyone to hire to work on my transmission, it would have to be this guy. Without a doubt y’all
Thanks Hiram, great video. I'm about to rebuild my first 4t65e. I'm learning a lot.
How'd that job come out ?
Sorry, Jim, never saw your comment until now. Turned out great except I put the tcc solenoid in backwards. Wouldn't lock up with torque converter at 45 mph. Had to go back in and fix that, and after worked great. Daughter got hit a month later and totaled the car. Lol
James, not sure, it's been a while and I'm no pro. This post describes what you're asking I think? www.grandprixforums.com/1997-2007-4-speed-automatic-4t65e-4t65e-hd-/4289-vehicle-speed-sensor.html
Hopefully you have separate bins for bolts lol, OMG 😂. More holy moly no wounder it's so much for trans rebuild. Alot of shit to remember. Wow, there's a ton of respect for you guys that learn this thank you.
Excellent Bro,
I'm attempting Replacing the solenoid & Pressure control valve at home Wish me luck. This Weekend . HA!!
How'd it go? I had the same issue and after a new filter and fluid, fixed. Also, there is a transgo shift kit for the accumulator that can be installed. Comes with stiffer springs and collars.
I like how you talk about the symptom That will show up. And as to which bad part is causing that symptom Excellent job. Rock on brother do what you do.👊🤘
You are the type of guy that I would like doing my transmission. I have no trouble doing an old style V8 engine I would not try to attempt to do that to many small pieces for me to remember. Very nice video thank you for sharing.
Please keep posting! We need you sir!
Thank You for this video! You're clearly a master at this, and I enjoyed it very much. Excellent video! I loved how you talked through everything out as you pulled parts out. Thank You!
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GM cheap metal you would think they would build better transmission. This is a good video to watch and learn how to fix.
He's not kidding about the torx around the clutch hub area of the valve body. Just stripped one a week ago. Getting that out without damaging the valve body consisted of drilling a little, then sharpening the drill bit and repeating for about an hour or two. The metal those bolts are made from really dulls your drill bits fast.
I believe in adding a 1x1/2x1/4 neodmndym magnet to the inside corner of the pan. it is unbelievable how much metal paste it collects over the years. that paste would otherwise accumulate on speed sensors, checkballs, and many other metal, pressure plate, and solenoid components
Yeah, I heard tell the OEM magnet sucks!
Great teaching, thank you.
Entonces es un transeje algo complicado para reparar, y debe ser inspeccionado pieza a pieza! muy buen vídeo, gracias.
Wow! Thank you so much. I took mine apart and rebuilt it with no problems because you did such a good on your video.
Very good presentation!
Awesome Video. This is what i am having done to two vehicles. thanks for helping me understand the transmission and its parts better
Great vid I've been turning wrenches for 35 yrs we have a 2000 Monte carlo SS the trans in it hesitates doesn't slip from 1st to 2nd it will run up to 3000 rpm you can let off then boom boom boom to high gear it's not tripping any codes thinking maybe changing the 1-2 shift solenoid to fix the prob
Did you ever resolve the lssue.
Man your a god father of transmissions .
I would have liked to be trained on transmissions by this guy!
The part that I still don't understand here is why when the P1811 DTC trips in the PCM it is programmed to completely stop powering the PCS for the rest of the time that the ignition is on instead of just during the affected wonky shift from the issue. Why punish the fuel economy, the pump, and rest of the internals with sustained excessive line pressure if only a single shift/clutch is affected?
We had a 2002 Venture with the signs of something randomly sticking because usually hot or cold, heavy acceleration or light, it was as you say just fine, flawless shifts all the way up and back down with good numbers for shift times on the scan tool and the PCS amps never went below 2/3rds of an amp. It would then randomly spaz out and have the long delayed 1-2 shift that is characteristic of these and set the code, turn off the PCS, then shift perfectly again just extra hard as is to be expected.
I'm betting that its internals would have been in a very similar condition to the ones shown here in this video.
nice video alot of information in this one keep up the good work and keep them rolling i enjoy your vidoes
I had a bad time with that Superior AFL kit. It tells you in the instructions to use the old valve as a driving tool for the plug. The old valve didn't come back out after that. I got lucky and had a friend with the reamer hardware for the Sonnax kit though. It works slick, but I'd hate to have to buy the tooling for it. It might be worth it to pay a super hero like Hiram to install that valve for you.
you are a master teacher thank you now i have the confidence to do it myself
One question, but first and for most OUTSTANDING VIDEOS! I'm a rookie and learning so much by you. Question is, why dont you show the assembly?
Excellent material Hiram. I can tell you are in a productive environment, probably with a few things needing to be done aside from making a video of your work. I like the way you show each part to the camera as you remove it. If you do get the chance to work late or on a weekend so you could take your time and include all those small details along the way, I'm certain your viewers would appreciate it. It's not easy to do a non-scripted video like this. With 24 years in the industry, you make it appear fairly simple. I'm looking for the assembly process for this unit on your channel, but I don't see it. Did you complete the rebuild and not have time to film it? If I lived near you, I would volunteer my time to be your sound and video guy for a few days just to get your knowledge out there... out here... where it should be. Transmission shops treated their business like a closely guarded government secret back in the days when I was a Driveability and diagnostics tech where every other automotive shop was more willing to share the knowledge.
My deepest gratitude goes your way for doing this... Thanks!!
+Hiram Gutierrez Hey bud.. I'd really like to thank you for your feedback and helpful knowledge. If I had cash, I would have already sent it your way. But.. I do have a wonderful collection of transmission documents, build manuals, and such.. If I spend the time uploading to a fileshare site, would you be willing to grab a copy for yourself and possibly supply others with the links..? My own journey into the data search was when I stumbled across someone's private server - hosting the 4T65e rebuild manual and the 4T65GRN manual which details the difference of internal parts from specific years.. Then... I found a gold mine on a torrent site :-)
Knowing this info is proprietary and very expensive to acquire (depending on method of acquisition of course) - I feel that most of it should be freely available to the DIY builder and anyone interested in your career.
I also have a lot of pics from my own rebuild that I really should invest some quality time into getting them out there too. Nifty lil pics like which bolts to remove if you need to pull the valve body, but not the oil pump..
If you ever come across a GM HD input shaft, I'm your buyer! If you come across any other make of HD input shaft for the 4T65E - I'm still your buyer.
You're awesome Hiram!! Thanks again for sharing...
I have the same transmission in my car. I need an overdrive shaft because my car is not going into overdrive. Question is can I drive it with out changing it and for how long before the transmission goes out all the way. I have first second and third.
You should make a video on a 4T65E-HD or whatever, taking out the oil filter and cutting it open showing what may be inside good or bad. I like to get deep into why
So do l, I don't just wanna fix something, but l also wanna know how's come's it went bad!!
I’d say this sums up with what happened to my car. And my mechanic told me they put new clutches and other things in my transmission. Bc I had a p1811 oh and a new torque converter
oh man yes finally i was waiting for this transmission as it has the same issue as mines awesome. mines is on an 01 Buick lesabre
holy cow, no wonder there no longer are transmission rebuild shops.
What would cause an occasional disengage between 1st and 2nd at WOT on a 4t60e? I let off the pedal for several seconds, and it reengages. I can't replicate it afterwards, so I know the clutches aren't burned out. Thanks.
Muy súper bien todo
Basically what happened to my car. It has a 4t65e This video explains what happened to my car. I ended up getting it rebuilt
Yes...Very top-notch stuff...Thanks!
Hi Hiram I have a 2002 Chevy Impala when I put it in drive or any gear it won't move and it doesn't show me any codes
Great movie, I have a slightly different problem. I am from Poland and unfortunately our mechanics do not know this gearbox as you do in the USA. My car is Chevy Uplander 2006 3.5v6. Chest when it's cold works fine. When it warms up, it shifts from 4 to 3 for a moment and turns to 4. Everything runs smoothly. There is no error in the computer. After connecting the computer while driving, you can rigidly lock the lock up and the car drives normally. I replaced the solenoids, regenerated the converter. It didn't do anything, maybe he locks up earlier, but he drops it every now and then. So far, no mechanic has recognized the fault. Can you guess what it might be? Will you help?
Thank you so much. I don't now English, but I understand. I have 2007 Impala SS. I changed all disc and band. Before don't run 1,2,3,4 and overdrive, but reverse yes. Now, 1,2,3,4 and overdrive is OK, but don't run reverse. Please, I need know where is the problem. Thank again.
How do you change the input shaft seal on these transmissions? I’m leaking transmission fluid from the inside of my bell house on my 06 impala. Any help is appreciated.
I watched that whole thing wanting to know how to take the solenoid out and you didn't show it.
I also wanted to see you clean it reinstall like other vids have done.
Grr.
I have a 2004 Chevy impala 121K 3.4 liter. If your getting that ! 811 Longshift code but it's still running fairly well how long could it possibly last? takes an extra second or 2 to go into 3rd. It's smoother when I give it a lil more gas. Because I'll clear the code which does not trigger the check engine light and the code does not come back often but eventually comes back all the time. I put in some Lube guard and Lucas Non Slip which has improved the shifting a bit. This has been going on for almost a year and it's still running fairly good. Could it last a couple more months? Or years or do you think I will lose drive sooner or later? TY for sharing the video. Very helpful and informative. When you have time if you could respond I would appreciate it. Thanks again. 👍🏻
Hey, great video! But, is it possible to remove the Neutral Safety Switch without removing the all the other parts? I just need to replace that and the wire assembly. Thanks!
...I'm looking at buying one of those Remco Power RV Pump kits or something similar, which ads an external circulating pump for the Transmission, so that ATF is circulated through the Transmission, so that you can Flat Tow a vehicle, like a Buick Rendezvous behind an RV without destroying the transmission.
Where would you ad the lines for the Circulating pump? And do you have any pointers and/or advise on this project.
Thanks, Alfredo
great videos, will and have helped me out a lot. Wish you had one that showed putting it back together.. i have to play jump skip on the videos.. lol... but awsome job none the less... very well done, and explained...
Great video. Very informative. Appreciate it.
Can you recommend a reputable place to get that wiring harness from?
Like you said, those clips break.
Wow very nice video. Question can that chain rattle? I have a 04 jaguar and something inside it sounds like its rattling.
whats the name of the wiring harness that was underneath the side cover that all the tabs broke off of?
Hiram I have an 07 Saturn Ion with the 4T45E and it has reverse and second gear only. When it's going forward, it starts out in second and stays in second. No shifting. When letting up on the gas, it idles down and coasts like in neutral. Does this car have a limp mode that does that or is the transmission shot? What inside the transmission would cause that?
sorry but it sounds like your Tranny is shot brother. I'm not a pro but if your gears aren't shifting up at all and you only have 1 gear forward is not a good sign
I have this problem with my 2004 Pontiac Montana. It only happens (hard thumping shifts) when I have to step on the brakes to quick/estop. I have found that if I just pulse the brakes for a gradule, normal stop. I never have the issue and can go weeks or longer without it happening. The next hard stop causes it all again until I pull over and turn the van off, and then it resets itself . Can you give me any advice as to what needs fixed. I would really like to talk to you more about it. I am not sure where your shop is located, but I hope that it is nearby for a repair, I live in Pennsylvania.
I am 72 retired and semi handicapped but really need this fixed economicly if at all possible. I don't want to lose the use of my van.
Thanks for your
informative great video and your time. Hope to hear back from you
Charles G
something similar I feel that happens in my Saturn Aura 2008 XE, I feel that if I step on the brake gradually does not do that, and it can take weeks and days until that happens again if I step the brake to the bottom happens that, I have to turn off the car and turn it on again so it does not do that, did you solve it?
I would try Lube guard or Lucas non slip, I used them both and got good results. Shifts much smoother now
hola hiram me gusta mucho todos tus videos ,pero me gustaria mucho que pudieras acerlos mas en español ,si te es pocible x favor ya que muchos que segimos tus videos ,lamentablemente no ablamos hingles ,de antemano muchas gracias ,y te felicito x tu eccelente trabajo ,,,,saludos
my O3 Impala has p1811 code. It was shifting hard but after a fluid change and adding lucas oil now it's better. It actually runs ok except when the fluid gets hot, then it whines a bit and is very sluggish...and when hot it sometimes kicks into 4th instead of a smooth shift. Basically all the problem only occur once the fluid is hot. What does that indicate?
Did you ever solve the lssue John?
Did you solve it?
@@mrbreezeet1 Did you solve it?
I just finished installing the five new solenoids on my 2001 lesabre, the clips that secure two of the connectors broke and now can't lock onto the new parts, I guess due to the heat they were very brittle and as careful as I was trying to be it still snapped like yours did, the one with the silver plate had a piece broken so I was wondering if that was causing the hard shift, the trans worked perfectly it shifted good didn't slip went into gear without incident I just hope this fixes the problem the car has 254.00 on it and runs like a top, sometimes it would run for months without any problems then bam it starts acting up.
Right and this is a problem with the AFL valve in the channel plate. I'm a trany builder. I know......
I have a question about why the 4T65-E wears out. I own a chevy venture and know that the fans don't turn on until about 220 deg F. I think they designed it this way so the engine will produce less NOX gases, but not sure. In the old cars, the radiator fans are on all the time and vary with engine RPM. Some radiator fans turn on around 185 to 195 deg F. There are fan controllers that can be installed in my chevy venture to turn the fan on between 185 and 195 deg F. I'd like to know what your opinion is about this based on your many years of experience. Would the transmission last much longer if the radiator fans turn on at 185 to 195 deg F, instead of 220 deg F.
The fans would do little to reduce the heat within the transmission aside from when you are sitting still. Have an aftermarket transmission cooler installed if you are concerned about it running too hot. Just make sure you still include the one built into your radiator in the loop, as it needs to remain at a minimum temp to perform properly in cooler weather.
lots of info great. I have a 1999 Pontiac gtp on drive my transmission slips is hard to move the car I can do manual shift with smooth acceleration and it works any advice
Excellent video
What are the differences between the 4T65E and the 4T65E HD version?.
I have 2 2004 Pontiac grand prix 's. One is a GT while the other is a GTP . My GTP transmission fluid is brown and while driving normally, by the time I get 1/2 way to town (18km = 1/2 way )the trany temp is 132 °F. When i arrive in town the temp has climbed to 184°F. I am in the process of checking the fluid transfer lines to the cooler for blockage ,restriction . I'm believing that the 4t65e HD needs to be rebuilt . 218000 Km on odometer. But all the shifts are fine .And no codes are showing. There is heavy ool soaking on the passenger side of engine's pulley and belt systems. Power steering pump hose's saturated with dirt& oil ,.
Valve cover gasket needs replacement as does pass tranny output shaft seal .
Will swapping the other transmission from the GT interface with the computer?
Try some Lucas non slip it might help keep the temp of the fluid lower
AWESOME VIDEO,VERY PROFESSIONAL,JUST have a question , wondering if you can give me some advice, will really appreciate
I have come across a 2006 Chevy uplander wheelchair van for sale with 250,000 miles on it. They are selling it for $2,500. It was used as a transport vehicle for patients from an agency for the aged to and from doctors appointments. The agency states that it's mostly highway miles. I had a friend look at it for me came up with this transmission code. The transmission has been services twice. The last time was four years ago. Thoughts? I am just concerned since we travel on the highway a lot of the transmission going out. Thank you!
Ok I got to the fourth clutch, and I didn’t find any nylon disc rings” everything was metal,. At first I thought it was because it was a 4t65e-HD.....then I started to see specks of burnt and broken plastic pieces falling out between them” it was practically metal to medal.....
I decided to rebuild it as soon as I seen pieces of burnt material inside the transmission pan....I was hoping it was a pieces of gasket, material from the valve body.....but nope the gaskets was intact.....when I pulled off the valve body and it’s case.....I took a look at the forth clutch packs....to my horror they were very burnt nylon pieces.....so I’m going to tear the unit down, forth great was running on chunks of clutch pack material.
Another issue was the needles out of a bearing fell out.
Thanks for your video....you saved me from installing a worn out transmission.
You're welcome
@james bachour I never tried that…I know you can replace the clutch packs, and Fwd, and reverse bands….with the transmission in the car….I will take a look at a Disassembled 4t65-E and broad cast a video on it.
Hi my name is John I have any problems with transmission you might be able to help me out why will it leak or spray ouch transmission fluid from my transfer case vent I thought I overfilled it so I drained out the fluid and at little by little and it still comes out or Alexa could you explain why
Hello there. I am repairing my own car 4t65e.
but I can not find a small black screen filter. ??? I changed the other 3 (valve bady 2 right and left, big in the oil pampas) but where is the small black fiter. This is the track. Allomatic 514347 Filter, Screen, Manual 2-1 Servo 4T60E 4T65E 91-99
Thank you
hiram I have a question is the 4t65e tranny front wheel drive the same inside as the all wheel drive version the one on your bench is an front wheel drive and I have to replace one of the bands that the end broke off I took the oil pan off to replace the filter then I saw the piece of band sticking out the bottom under the trany the car has only 50 thousand miles on it and the reason I took the oil pan off was because I lost 3rd and drive I was able to take off in low gear then put it on drive then it would drive ok till I stop I just drove a few miles till I got home
daniel rivera
daniel rivera
Video was great. Very informative.But how much does the job typically cost to do for that 4T65E
I have a 2001 Aurora same transmission do not have no trouble code but takes a long time to shift to 3rd so I wanted to use the gear shift and shift like that starting and one but that do not work either do not have to start and drive I could start in one and they act the same
Question for you? I have rebuilt my unit three times with new pump. It keeps burning up? It wines after first test drive. It shifts perfect. But then it comes back with a bad pump. New torque, no restrictions, new pcs, also shift kit. Any suggestions?
Be sure the torque converter is installed properly. The distance between the shaft and the engine has to be precise
I have a 2002 regal LS, vin K, it started having trouble shifting into 2nd when at oper temp but other shifts were normal 2-3,3-4 no slippage anywhere So I changed the 1-2 and 3-4 shift solenoid, filter and fluid . NO change . Now it wont shift into 2nd it will hang between 1st and 2nd if I go fast enough in 1st or go into 2nd for an instance but goes back to 1st or hangs between 1st and 2nd almost instantly If it does shift into 2nd it will shift 2-3.3-4, perfectly, any ideas?
hey Herman. maybe you can help me I have a 03 Rav4 u 241 transmission kicking my but in and out. have a flair in 3rd gear, put two different VBX valve bodies in, two different third gear drums, and two different covers and a computer still having the problem any thoughts
You wouldn't by any chance have the part number of the wire harness, mine is exactly like the one shown here, there are a few on eBay one delco says it fits but has too many connectors.
@23:30 very nice to see some wet-air testing on a valve body for once, even though technically it's actually the channel plate you're testing. I was starting to wonder if it was actually a test used in the real world, or just some BS theory that looks good on paper, but falls short in practice.
Sounds awesome. Especially looking forward to the hydraulic and mechanical portions. I like Sonnax's vacuum testing set-up too, as well as their portable flow meter, the SonnaFlow, even though I don't have either one of those. Maybe one of these days I'll have both. Course thinkin about it now, I may wind up coming down with a case of tool fever and ordering both of them, LOL.
My input clutch only has 1 apply plate, has a thin steel on the other end that is bent, is this normal? Referring to the first (input) clutches inside the 3rd gear housing.
I have an 03 impala 3.8 codes po730 and p1811 any idea
Mark Garcia compensate valve
Mark Garcia actuator feed valve look on the 22 min.
Damn your a machine. I mean I know you got the years but damn that's a lot of shis to diagnose remember replace then reassemble damn
I have that code on 2001 impala 3800 v6 sum times acts like standard at shift
just wanna know how fix the rear seal leak
Top Notch
Hola amigo saludos desde la ciudad de México estoy suscrito a tu canal y este es el vídeo que necesito pero en español la banda que sacaste fue la que se rompió a mi camioneta Chevrolet venture 99 solo salió un trozo de la banda por el Carter del aceite ojalá y me puedas ayudar saludos
i think u good job show youtube i give u star 5 smile
thank you
Always talking about trouble codes and the symptoms. You can have these issues without any codes.
Please make a video where you put it all together without skipping parts
Dear Hiran. Does P0742 code is the same that p1188 code in some cars specially GM?.
+Antegas Hindoyan
maybe i can help you, the P0742 code is considered a general code and is caused by the computer seeing less than a 200rpm difference between the input shaft and the torque converter when going less than 30mph. now the P1188 is a O2 sensor problem of sorts, which has nothing to do with the tranny. are you sure it was a p1188?
Hi Hiram. Thank you very much for the videos, but to me, the music is pretty jarring and distracting. Thank you for posting these, they are very interesting.
hmbpnz
HIRAM NICE VIDEOS.LET ME KNOW IF YOU DECIDE TO MAKE A ONLINE COURSE RELATED TO TRANSMISSION'S ILL BE THE FIRST TO BUY IT.
Same
say how much money would that job cost the customer?
hiram is there way to test the tcc pwm on 4t40e if its good the trans is mixed with water
issa alazzabi
Great training video, but......you need to get much better lighting on the unit without adding glare. It would double the value of this video.
14:53 Did you mean a continuity test? It's the beeper test. :P
Happens to everyone. Welcome to the human race. I know that feeling and hate it. :)
hi hiram can you do a video on 6t40
my 4t65e has a delayed shift from 1 to 2 no codes it works fine 3/4 of the time i dont no what to fix
tim bryant
Our 2000 Monte Carlo SS doing same thing no codes gonna try changing the 1-2 shift solenoid see if that fixes it
Where's the shop located?
Every 4t65e AFL is toast.
Iove
Here's how well my rebuild is still running..
ruclips.net/video/Wh4AuvjL6n4/видео.html
where is your shop located?
+Neyober
he's near Houston TX.
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Two questions Sir, how much would a job like this run, and where are you located?
Hello did u ever get a price I wanted to know as well
that does not look like my 2002 4t65e
p1709
The real issue with this transmission is that it is a GM 4T65E - aka the biggest POS GM ever produced. I currently own an '05 Impala 9C1 that had this piece of junk replaced 20,000 miles before I bought the car, and 22,000 miles later, the differential and gearbox sections are both in trouble. I have driven the car easy and never abused it. This poor excuse of a transmission is one of many prime examples why GM needed a bailout. I will never buy another GM product built after 1993.
thank you...