Next step is to have the tranny pump checked with a pressure gauge to see if the pump is going out. From there, you'll need to find a shop who deals with those transmissions so they can better help you

 

im sorry, i knw going to a shop is the common sense thing to do, but due to the fact that im training and studying for ase certifications, i kinda refuse to, thats why i turn to forums for help in trouble shooting, and ill go get a tranny gauge tomorrow nd check the pressure

 

Not sure how much an E4OD weighs compared to a 47RE, but I've pulled a 47RE out of a buddies truck about 4 times in his driveway. Just have a floor jack on a piece of plywood under it before you kick the crossmember outa there. Oh, and go ahead and pull the transfer case BEFORE you drop the trans.

 

ok, i figured it shouldnt be to bad to swap, i did my old car in the garage, but it had a much smaller trans

 

As a student? If so, talk to your professor. If they don't know, they can send you to someone who does. 9 times out of 10, when I call a shop to ask for some quick advice on what way to turn, they will gladly answer it in a truthful manner, even if it doesn't give them a sale

What I told you to do was advice straight out of my automatic transmissions class.

 

i will consult my instructor, but im going to atleast find out what kinda pressure the pumps putting out so i can give him every detail i can, as i will update yall at that point as well