I often see the simple solution to many problems regarding transmissions and other large parts is cleaning the solenoids. I know where they are, but my question is : how do I remove them? Is it some sort of twisting motion? Are there bolts I'm not seeing?
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Originally posted by Kamatari+ View PostI often see the simple solution to many problems regarding transmissions and other large parts is cleaning the solenoids. I know where they are, but my question is : how do I remove them? Is it some sort of twisting motion? Are there bolts I'm not seeing?“Speed has never killed anyone. Suddenly becoming stationary, that's what gets you.”
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My auto tranny shifts fine right now but after 22 years, I would imagine the solenoids are dirty. I want to clean them, but what are the chances of the gasket getting damage once they are taken off? I live in SoCal and the car is in good shape, all of the areas I have service, the o rings and gaskets are good.
Thanks.
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Originally posted by Bad_dude View PostMy auto tranny shifts fine right now but after 22 years, I would imagine the solenoids are dirty. I want to clean them, but what are the chances of the gasket getting damage once they are taken off? I live in SoCal and the car is in good shape, all of the areas I have service, the o rings and gaskets are good.
Thanks.
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Originally posted by 93redcb7 View Postjust get new gaskets, they really arent that expensive“Speed has never killed anyone. Suddenly becoming stationary, that's what gets you.”
― Jeremy Clarkson
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