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The only way to really work out which solenoid is faulty is to use a multimeter, test for resistance.
Then if your lucky, like I was you can play around with it and it may work again...
Yea I gotten that far. I have the solenoid out, and on the web for the corrrct way...and since you did it I feel comfortable with your advice. Can you please explain how to test the solenoid and plugs. I have the multimeter..thanks a million
Have to check continuity at the PCM with the solenoid plugged in. all I did to fix was un plug solenoid an Bend tabs in at the connector to make a stronger contact. Then reinstalled and Then I had continuity. Drove car and shifted normally!
I got code 0763, seems like an easy job, but I'm trying to figure out which solenoid is C. Are they labeled? In order from front to back, etc? Please help?!
How do I tell which solenoid is the C (3) solenoid???
Originally Posted by Jasonshug
I got code 0763, seems like an easy job, but I'm trying to figure out which solenoid is C. Are they labeled? In order from front to back, etc? Please help?!
Glad you searched and found this thread instead of making a new one but read the thread man....OP said this a few times
Originally Posted by Bombsquad
The only way to really work out which solenoid is faulty is to use a multimeter, test for resistance.
Then if your lucky, like I was you can play around with it and it may work again...
Originally Posted by Bombsquad
removed the offending solenoid, which we identified using a multi meter. 14 ohms is about right, but the offending unit..had no resistance at all???
that didn't answer my question. There are 4 of those. I wanted I know which one is 3/c. I found the answer.
are you serious dude, it DID answer your ?, the OP specifically said to several other people the answer from the exact same ? you asked and then i highlighted the points
let me try it again....
Originally Posted by giolex300
Hey bro...on the pic above which solenoid was "c"
and then the OP stated
Originally Posted by Bombsquad
The only way to really work out which solenoid is faulty is to use a multimeter, test for resistance.
and then you asked
Originally Posted by Jasonshug
How do I tell which solenoid is the C (3) solenoid???
but the answer is STILL the same being that there are 4 of the same solenoids, they use a blanket fault code so 1,2,3,4 all can show the same code and the code can not designate which one it is so the answer is.....
Originally Posted by Bombsquad
The only way to really work out which solenoid is faulty is to use a multimeter, test for resistance.
Yes, I'm serious. I found my answer As to which one is C (3). And that wasn't the correct answer. I removed the 3(C) one that I was told was 3(C) and replaced it and it works fine. So yes, there is a direct answer as to which one is specifically the 3(C) solenoid
Yes, I'm serious. I found my answer As to which one is C (3). And that wasn't the correct answer. I removed the 3(C) one that I was told was 3(C) and replaced it and it works fine. So yes, there is a direct answer as to which one is specifically the 3(C) solenoid
and how kind of you to share it with others, oh wait you didnt.....
Originally Posted by Jasonshug
No need to have an attitude. Joke is on you, I found the correct answer. So you can retract that thanks