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How's that? What do you do and what tells you the fault(s)? Is there a link to this' date=' or is this 'common' knowledge that the total lack of anything mechanical stored in my head has neglected me to be aware of?

[b']Auto Transmission Diagnostics[/b]


Enter the auto transmission diagnostics mode

Have the car at normal temperature in Park with the overdrive on

Start the engine the power light will go out after 2 seconds

Turn the ignition off

Move the selector to Drive (you may have to use the push button release)

Overdrive off

Wait 2 seconds, and turn the ignition on

Wait 2 seconds and move the selector to 2

Overdrive on

Move the selector to 1

Overdrive Off

Press the accelerator fully and release

Auto transmission diagnostics codes

The error codes are flashed out using the Power light on the dashboard (R32) or the Power /

Snow button (R33). The sequence starts with one long flash. If everything is OK, this will be

followed by ten short flashes.

Errors are indicated by a long flash in the sequence of short flashes.

1st flash longer Revolution sensor shorted or disconnected

2nd flash longer Speed sensor shorted or disconnected

3rd flash longer Throttle sensor shorted or disconnected

4th flash longer Shift solenoid A shorted or disconnected

5th flash longer Shift solenoid B shorted or disconnected

6th flash longer Overrun clutch solenoid shorted or disconnected

7th flash longer Lockup solenoid shorted or disconnected

8th flash longer Fluid temperature sensor is disconnected or the control

unit power source is damaged

9th flash longer Engine revolution sensor shorted or disconnected

10th flash longer Line pressure solenoid shorted or disconnected

All flashes the

same with no

long start flash

Battery voltage low, has been recently disconnected or

control unit has just been reconnected

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