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Old 02-03-08, 01:42 PM
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I was looking around, and I can't find any info on where these things are located for the SC300

I read that you've gotta drop the pan to get to them... then someone says they are on the front driver side of the tranny..

anyone wanna enlighten me?
Old 02-03-08, 01:50 PM
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I assume the SC300 tranny is very similar to the SC400. I had a diagram on it. AIM me...
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Thanks david. I just spoke to gazi and he confirmed you do have to drop the pan.
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how do you know if you need to change this???
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Usually if you have problems with your car not shifting properly or acting really really really sluggish this points to a solenoid (OD light flashes). Best way to be 100% sure is to read the code and look it up.
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