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Unable to Run in All Ranges

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Unable to Run in All Ranges

Problem Action
Low or no fluid Add fluid.
Shift cable out of adjustment, binding or damaged Adjust or replace the select cable.
Parking lock pawl mechanism locked or frozen Inspect the parking lock pawl.
Broken torque converter to flywheel bolts Replace the bolts.
Torque converter stator one-way clutch no holding Replace the torque converter.
Torque converter failure Replace the torque converter.
Valve body spacer plate or gaskets improperly position or damaged Inspect the valve body.
The check balls are omitted or improperly positioned Inspect the valve body.
Manual valve binding or sticking Inspect the valve body.
Manual valve link disconnected Inspect the manual valve linkage.
Incorrect line pressure Perform the line pressure diagnosis.