Mr. Google returned no joy to my search for this (I was hoping for a A442F version of Jimmy's A440F).
My '94 (w/ 275k on the clock) is slipping in reverse. I can get about 20-yards before the gear slips and I'm in neutral. After about 20-yards, I'm back in gear, if I haven't hit something. No trouble in forward (yet), but it doesn't pass the slip test from the FSM.
I am not the original owner (no surprise), but I haven't seen any high xmsn temp light, so I'm assuming it's the solenoid. I see from the parts list there are four solenoids, but only three of them are available. The FSM says nothing about troubleshooting the solenoids or whether there's any solution to a failed solenoid, other than the implied replacement.
At this point I think I'd like to try to rebuild the valve body, rather than take the whole thing out, ala Jimmy, on the off chance the solenoid is the problem. (Yes, only because I'm lazy) I know that eventually I'll have to pull the case and swap out the clutches, but I'd like to postpone that for as long as possible.
So, any rebuild experience out there would be appreciated.
My '94 (w/ 275k on the clock) is slipping in reverse. I can get about 20-yards before the gear slips and I'm in neutral. After about 20-yards, I'm back in gear, if I haven't hit something. No trouble in forward (yet), but it doesn't pass the slip test from the FSM.
I am not the original owner (no surprise), but I haven't seen any high xmsn temp light, so I'm assuming it's the solenoid. I see from the parts list there are four solenoids, but only three of them are available. The FSM says nothing about troubleshooting the solenoids or whether there's any solution to a failed solenoid, other than the implied replacement.
At this point I think I'd like to try to rebuild the valve body, rather than take the whole thing out, ala Jimmy, on the off chance the solenoid is the problem. (Yes, only because I'm lazy) I know that eventually I'll have to pull the case and swap out the clutches, but I'd like to postpone that for as long as possible.
So, any rebuild experience out there would be appreciated.