I retrieved this code after my experience below. My truck manufacture date is Feb 2005 with ~284,000mi. I checked the FSM and can't find Pressure Control Solenoid D?
Can anyone confirm my assumption below?
Based on the table below item Description, I'm assuming it's Item #5 ?
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Started experiencing an issue on the way back home from a 350mi trip. It was a cold morning (30F) on the day of our departure and within in a few 100 yds from starting the car, we were on a very steep decline so I had the transmission on 2nd and then shifted to D on the incline but the truck barely moved in fact it struggled to stay in place. I shifted back and forth between L to D and then R. R seems to work but eventually I was able to climb the hill on D. We were able to get home 350+miles back with no further issues. I used the truck all week with no observed issue until yesterday evening. I was stopped at a stop sign and as I stepped on the accelerator the truck did not move or crawled barely enough to put me in the middle of a busy intersection. I was able to R back into the street I came from. After a few times it took to D and I was able to get home.
Just as background info, I just installed a new oil pan and filter/screen after the original drain bolt got stripped during removal while doing a transmission drain and fill. Yes I did the level check at the correct temp and having it trickle down the Overflow Tube. Prior to this attempt to drain and refill, the truck has been rock solid.
I do still need to check the transmission harness which some folks here found to be corroded.
Thanks in advance
Can anyone confirm my assumption below?
Based on the table below item Description, I'm assuming it's Item #5 ?
Switches, Solenoids & Actuators for 2005 Toyota Land Cruiser | McGeorge Toyota Parts - https://parts.mcgeorgetoyota.com/v-2005-toyota-land-cruiser--base--4-7l-v8-gas/transmission--switches-solenoids-and-actuators
Item # | Part # | Description |
1 | Automatic Transmission Control Solenoid 35210-60010 | #1 Clutch Control. |
2 | Automatic Transmission Control Solenoid 35220-60010 | #2 Clutch Control. |
3 | Automatic Transmission Control Solenoid 35240-60010 | #1 3-Way. |
4 | Automatic Transmission Control Solenoid 35280-60010 | Lock Up. |
5 | Automatic Transmission Control Solenoid 35290-60040 | Pressure Control. |
6 | Shift Interlock Solenoid 85431-35090 |
Started experiencing an issue on the way back home from a 350mi trip. It was a cold morning (30F) on the day of our departure and within in a few 100 yds from starting the car, we were on a very steep decline so I had the transmission on 2nd and then shifted to D on the incline but the truck barely moved in fact it struggled to stay in place. I shifted back and forth between L to D and then R. R seems to work but eventually I was able to climb the hill on D. We were able to get home 350+miles back with no further issues. I used the truck all week with no observed issue until yesterday evening. I was stopped at a stop sign and as I stepped on the accelerator the truck did not move or crawled barely enough to put me in the middle of a busy intersection. I was able to R back into the street I came from. After a few times it took to D and I was able to get home.
Just as background info, I just installed a new oil pan and filter/screen after the original drain bolt got stripped during removal while doing a transmission drain and fill. Yes I did the level check at the correct temp and having it trickle down the Overflow Tube. Prior to this attempt to drain and refill, the truck has been rock solid.
I do still need to check the transmission harness which some folks here found to be corroded.
Thanks in advance
