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hey all, I have a 2010 TC that won’t go in to 3rd or reverse. All the solenoids are good and I’ve traced the issue back to the pin that connects to the c or d shift solenoid, it’s not making contact somewhere.
Ive been through pretty much all of that wire trunk but I can’t find the actual PCM in the van to test the connection there.
Can someone help me with locating the PCM? I’m stumped.
Thanks! I had found that before too, I guess I was looking for something different, as the pcm in this van is the only one I've seen like it.
I checked out the resistance on all of the shift solenoid pins and they're all good which means I have good conductivity from the pcm to the solenoids,,, Does anyone have an idea what might be going on?
I have replaced shift solenoid a, b, and the middle one on the other side, which would be E on this particular tranny.
I'm thinking that I really should have changed SSD instead of SSE, as that was my original intention, just got them mixed up since mazda/ford labels them differently
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