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Around 200k miles on my GX470 and for a year or so Ive been having a delayed shift from R and N into D. I replaced the drive shaft and it seemed to help a little, but the delay was still there from time to time. (I also flushed the trans fluid and replaced the filter about a year ago but the delayed shift was still happening before the flush. Fluid level is correct)

A month or so ago it started delaying the shift from 1st to 2nd occasionally, and when it did shift it was sometimes a hard shift.

Within the past week or so that delay has increased with higher rpms and seemed to be from 1st to 2nd and maybe 2nd to 3rd. Sometimes it wont shift and I have to bring the rpms down and up until it catches the next gear. Occasionally it throws me into limp mode now too.

Pulled a code P2714 Pressure control solenoid D stuck off. (SLT Solenoid) so I replaced that. Tested the old one and it was fine (5.6 ohms and worked with 12v applied)

No improvement with the shifting. Then threw another code.. P0771 solenoid E stuck off as well as the P2714 again.

I added half a bottle (12oz) of Lucas Stop Slip through the cooler hose after draining off a qt or so when it was warm....then mixing in the Lucas with it and pumping it back in. (-12oz).

I cycled R - D - R - D a bunch of times to get it through all the gears and for the rest of that day the problem was GONE! with a couple hours of driving around town.

The next day in the morning the issue was back but only when I first started driving, then it cleared up. Its definitely MUCH better, but still not gone completely. Id say 80% improvement.

Because the results were so immediate after adding the Lucas, would this indicate sticking valves? It claims to lube valves and ultimately revive seals (but that takes more time)

If it is the valves, can they be cleaned/flushed or do they get worn and will need a valve body replacement?

Thanks for any insight!
 
Updates:
The Lucas Stop Slip ultimately didn't help and the problems returned pretty quickly.

I ordered the Transgo valve body rebuild shift kit, reg boost valve and accumulator piston and did a full vb rebuild. Still ran like s*** when I was done.

I took it to a shop to hopefully get a specific diagnosis and they did a computer reset. After the computer relearned the new conditions of the rebuilt vb it runs great.

Hope this helps someone having similar issues I was having cause the VB rebuild is not expensive or very difficult either. Just be sure to reset the computer after!
 
Updates:
The Lucas Stop Slip ultimately didn't help and the problems returned pretty quickly.

I ordered the Transgo valve body rebuild shift kit, reg boost valve and accumulator piston and did a full vb rebuild. Still ran like s*** when I was done.

I took it to a shop to hopefully get a specific diagnosis and they did a computer reset. After the computer relearned the new conditions of the rebuilt vb it runs great.

Hope this helps someone having similar issues I was having cause the VB rebuild is not expensive or very difficult either. Just be sure to reset the computer after!
Glad you were able to resolve it. I have not heard of to many issues with the A750F.
 
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Updates:
The Lucas Stop Slip ultimately didn't help and the problems returned pretty quickly.

I ordered the Transgo valve body rebuild shift kit, reg boost valve and accumulator piston and did a full vb rebuild. Still ran like s*** when I was done.

I took it to a shop to hopefully get a specific diagnosis and they did a computer reset. After the computer relearned the new conditions of the rebuilt vb it runs great.

Hope this helps someone having similar issues I was having cause the VB rebuild is not expensive or very difficult either. Just be sure to reset the computer after!
Is a valve body rebuild something we are leaving to the pros or is this a DIY project? I had a look at the Transgo instructions for the kits and there is reaming and grinding involved... I really would prefer to do this myself but if its really beyond the average mechanic, well, transmission isn't something I'm keen to screw up.
 
Ok, I did it.

I'm still waiting for ambient temps to cool down to check the fluid levels; then I'll do the test drive. But anyway, these are the videos that helped me disassemble and reassemble the A750f in my '06 GX470:

Both videos are from an account called IPT Performance Trans - they seem to know what they're doing. Really good tips and explanations in the video.

These links from Tacoma World were also useful. Please note that instructions may different slightly for different vehicles:
And finally, for the drain and refill parts:

I changed the:
If I were to do this again, I might consider the end plug kit and/or the Sonnax Zip Kit which is from a different company; Transgo and Sonnax seem to be the main players.

I also replaced the wiring harness while I was in there.

I had never worked on transmission before. Transgo customer service told me not to. Several write ups told me not to. That sealed the deal - I had to.

I will report back about how it turned out for me - I have an appointment with a mechanic in a few weeks to reset the computer, which I believe is required to realize the benefits of the fix.

Good luck to you!

-- Beej
 
Please post an update soon. I have similar issues with mine and have thought of doing the same thing.
 
Please post an update soon. I have similar issues with mine and have thought of doing the same thing.
It didn't work. Had a mechanic do a reset and... no improvement. Now looking for a used A750f. :beer:
 
It didn't work. Had a mechanic do a reset and... no improvement. Now looking for a used A750f. :beer:
Darn that stinks...
 
You are better off replacing the fluid before you do anything else. No fluid is lifetime fluid, regardless of what Toyota has to say on the subject.

Use the pump to cycle the fluid out and back in using the cooler lines.
 

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