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Diagnostic Routines

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OTHER CONCERNS TRANSMISSION FLUID LEVEL

Possible Component Reference/Action
286 - ROUTINE 
Low Transmission Fluid Level   
  • Axle shaft seal leaking
  • Fluid pan leaking
  • Reseal the transmission fluid pan.
  • Torque converter hub seal leaking
  • Transmission fluid cooler lines leaking
  • Install new transmission fluid cooler line O-rings.
  • Manual control lever seal leaking
  • Transmission fluid drain plug leaking
  • Install a new transmission fluid drain plug seal.
OTHER CONCERNS TRANSMISSION FLUID CONDITION

Possible Component Reference/Action
287 - ROUTINE 
Transmission Fluid Burnt or Contaminated   
  • Internal components damaged (clutch plate material)
  • Install a new transaxle. Refer to TRANSAXLE .
OTHER CONCERNS TRANSMISSION CONTROL MODULE SOFTWARE

Possible Component Reference/Action
288 - ROUTINE 
Shifting and Driveability Concerns   
  • Transmission control module not at current software level
  • Reflash the transmission control module to current software level.
ENGAGEMENT CONCERNS NO FORWARD AND/OR NO REVERSE

Possible Component Reference/Action
207 - ROUTINE 
No Forward, No Reverse, No Forward or Reverse   
  • Shift linkage damaged or out of position
  • Incorrect neutral switch position
  • Carry out neutral position learning. Refer to NEUTRAL POSITION LEARNING .
  • Disconnect the transmission control module (TCM) electrical connector. If concern still exists, this indicates an internal mechanical problem. Connect the TCM and carry out pressure checks.
  • If concern is resolved by disconnect the TCM, this indicates an electrical concern. Install a new TCM. Refer to TRANSMISSION CONTROL MODULE (TCM) . Check wiring harness (external and internal) valve body connections.
  • Halfshafts broken
ENGAGEMENT CONCERNS HARSH

Possible Component Reference/Action
208 - ROUTINE 
Harsh Engagements   
  • Initial learn values wrong
  • Damaged internal transaxle components causing high or low pressures
  • Damaged or malfunctioning solenoids
ENGAGEMENT CONCERNS SOFT

Possible Component Reference/Action
209 - ROUTINE 
Soft Engagements   
  • Initial learn values wrong
  • Damaged internal transaxle components causing high or low pressures
  • Damaged or malfunctioning solenoids
TORQUE CONVERTER CLUTCH OPERATIONS CONCERNS DOES NOT APPLY

Possible Component Reference/Action
240 - ROUTINE 
Torque Converter Does Not Apply   
  • Damaged or malfunctioning solenoid
  • Damaged or disconnected wire harness
  • Inspect wire harness. Check connections to the torque converter clutch (TCC) solenoid.
  • Damaged or malfunctioning torque converter
TORQUE CONVERTER CLUTCH OPERATIONS CONCERNS CYCLING/SHUTTER/CHATTERS

Possible Component Reference/Action
242 - ROUTINE 
Torque Converter Cycling, Shudders or Chatters   
  • Damaged or malfunctioning TCC solenoid
  • Damaged or disconnected wire harness
  • Inspect wire harness. Check connections to the torque converter clutch (TCC) solenoid.
  • Damaged or malfunctioning torque converter