shift selanoid
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shift selanoid where is shift selanoid B in the transmission. my stall wont lock up, it threw the code for that selanoid, and it wont go into overdrive, it would be nice to change it if i knew where it was.
by the way, what does it look like?
thanks for the help.
by the way, what does it look like?
thanks for the help.
The shift solinoids are the two black ones towards rear of trans , they are identical , i ussually suggest changing them as a pair , question what was the number of the code you got ?
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Here is a picture of a valve body with a vac mod set up. On the bottom of this photo there are two solenoids that look the same. These are the solenoids that you will need to replace. I would replace them both of them at the same time. If you need them go to our web page and send us a email or give us a call. Vince
Last edited by FLT; Oct 25, 2006 at 09:40 PM. Reason: pic crop
That is and indicator of a bad solinoid and replacing it would be a good first step but that code is actually set when the solinod is comanded on or off and the manifold sensor doent send the right signal back to the pcm , So though it is likley the solinoid there are a couple other possibilites also ,
stuck shift valve
bad switch in manifold sensor
But again its most likley the solinoid and as i said and vince repeated replace them as a set ,
I wish I know how to post pictures someone needs to show me sometime !
stuck shift valve
bad switch in manifold sensor
But again its most likley the solinoid and as i said and vince repeated replace them as a set ,
I wish I know how to post pictures someone needs to show me sometime !
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Yea well im not the best at spelling sometimes and unlike my ms word no spell check here , and I still dont know how to upload pictures but I will figure that out soon , lol
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If I remeber right, they are about $25 each at the dealer. Just be careful when you pull the clip off them and take them out.......
One is OK, and will come right out, but the other has a spring loaded valve with a check ball in it. I know this cuz I was chasing them down the driveway after they flew out of the valve body.
One is OK, and will come right out, but the other has a spring loaded valve with a check ball in it. I know this cuz I was chasing them down the driveway after they flew out of the valve body.
Originally Posted by Pewterpower
If I remeber right, they are about $25 each at the dealer. Just be careful when you pull the clip off them and take them out.......
One is OK, and will come right out, but the other has a spring loaded valve with a check ball in it. I know this cuz I was chasing them down the driveway after they flew out of the valve body.
One is OK, and will come right out, but the other has a spring loaded valve with a check ball in it. I know this cuz I was chasing them down the driveway after they flew out of the valve body.
Originally Posted by Vince @ FLT
Here is a picture of a valve body with a vac mod set up. On the bottom of this photo there are two solenoids that look the same. These are the solenoids that you will need to replace. I would replace them both of them at the same time. If you need them go to our web page and send us a email or give us a call. Vince
I'm a little confused to what your question is. Are you asking about the shift solenoids,trans, vac-mod....etc. I believe there is pricing on our web page for all the solenoids w/harness. If you need just the solenoids send us an email or give us a call and I will get you a price.Vince
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Originally Posted by performabuilt
...I wish I know how to post pictures someone needs to show me sometime !
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6. goto an image hosting site such as imageshack.us or webshots.com;
7. press the "browse" button, browse to your image file, select it, and press OK;
8. press the "host it" or "upload" button;
9. the hosting site displays a link to your image, highlight and copy this link (choose the simplest looking link with no [] tags);
10. when replying to a thread, press the yellow/grey "mountain" picture button and paste in the link into the popup box, press OK;
11. finish typing your reply, and submit the reply.
6. goto an image hosting site such as imageshack.us or webshots.com;
7. press the "browse" button, browse to your image file, select it, and press OK;
8. press the "host it" or "upload" button;
9. the hosting site displays a link to your image, highlight and copy this link (choose the simplest looking link with no [] tags);
10. when replying to a thread, press the yellow/grey "mountain" picture button and paste in the link into the popup box, press OK;
11. finish typing your reply, and submit the reply.
cool thank you much , its may be a handy trick to know , sometimes its alot easier to show than explain
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Originally Posted by Vince @ FLT
Here is a picture of a valve body with a vac mod set up. On the bottom of this photo there are two solenoids that look the same. These are the solenoids that you will need to replace. I would replace them both of them at the same time. If you need them go to our web page and send us a email or give us a call. Vince
Is that PSA metal instead of plastic...?
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