cleaning/checking shift solenoids?
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cleaning/checking shift solenoids?
I am going to replace my transmission fluid shortly, and while I have the pan off, I want to check to see if one of my shift solenoids is bad, or just dirty.
I have a CEL for one of them (I don't remember which one it is, but after i reset it, it comes back on when i shift into reverse.) The truck shifts perfectly, so I am suspecting that there may be some dirt or something affecting it. Does someone have a schematic or a picture of the solenoids and/or some advise how to check these?
Truck is a 1998 Navigator, 5.4L Triton, Auto tranny (obviously)
I have a CEL for one of them (I don't remember which one it is, but after i reset it, it comes back on when i shift into reverse.) The truck shifts perfectly, so I am suspecting that there may be some dirt or something affecting it. Does someone have a schematic or a picture of the solenoids and/or some advise how to check these?
Truck is a 1998 Navigator, 5.4L Triton, Auto tranny (obviously)
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i can't get my truck to the store for a code reader until i get my starter installed. what asked was for info to check any/all of them, while i have the tranny cover off
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Ford did not use that DTC.
Randomly dorking around inside something you don't understand and don't have the service procedures for is usually a good way to mess the whole thing up. Leave the pan on the transmission until you get it running and get a proper fault code. Once you have the DTC, use it to follow the proper diagnostic procedure to pinpoint and repair the fault.
Randomly dorking around inside something you don't understand and don't have the service procedures for is usually a good way to mess the whole thing up. Leave the pan on the transmission until you get it running and get a proper fault code. Once you have the DTC, use it to follow the proper diagnostic procedure to pinpoint and repair the fault.
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