🔧 GooDeal Governor Pressure Sensor Transducer 4799758 for 45RFE, 545RFE, and 68RFE Transmissions Review

It will probably take two or three tries before you get the correct working version. The first one I got made the truck shift worse than before, the second lasted a few months and then the problem returned. The third works great. Luckily, Revain lets you change them until you're happy, as long as it's within the return window.

Got this for my truck after he coded it. I'm a mechanic and have been doing this for over 20 years. So I installed this and it messed up my truck, it was generating 29 error codes! I spend weeks looking somewhere for what I thought was a broken cable! I couldn't imagine if I wasn't a mechanic how much it would cost to understand that this is a bad sensor! I was about to switch PKM.

I have two identical trucks. I bought one for my first truck because my original sensor was bad and it worked great. The sensor on the second truck was leaking and I figured it was only a matter of time before it failed, so I bought a second sensor. The second sensor that arrived looked ok but didn't work at all! So I put the original leaking sensor back in and I can still drive with no shift/gear lag.

One morning out of nowhere my truck started acting strange. In fact, I started it, put it on the drive and the transfer didn't come out of the second. He's stuck in "limping" mode. It then displayed OBDII codes P0732, P0733, P0869. After a bit of research and a recommendation from a local mechanic who said this is a common problem and usually lasts between 80k and 90k miles, I decided to buy this and give it a try. At the same time, it is relatively cheap compared to a workshop that carries out