2017-10-10
Malfunction Indicator Lamp (MIL) or Check Engine Light illuminated
Delayed or sluggish shifting between gears
Harsh engagement or disengagement of gears
Transmission slipping or jerking during gear changes
Reduced acceleration or power from the engine
Unusual noises coming from the transmission
Transmission overheating
Poor fuel efficiency
Malfunctioning shift solenoids or valves
High or fluctuating hydraulic pressure in the transmission system
Worn or damaged internal transmission components, such as clutches or bands
Insufficient transmission fluid level or poor fluid quality
Electrical or wiring issues within the transmission system
Faulty transmission control module (TCM)
Transmission Shift Sensor: Gear Shift Sensor communicates the position the gear shifted to. Problems lead to difficulty in shifting gears
Inspect and test the shift solenoids or valves for proper operation and replace if necessary
Check and adjust the hydraulic pressure to the correct specifications
Perform a thorough inspection of the internal transmission components for any wear or damage and repair as needed
Ensure the transmission fluid level is correct and the fluid is in good condition, and perform a fluid change if necessary
Inspect the electrical connections and wiring in the transmission system for any faults or damage and repair as required
Test and replace the faulty transmission control module (TCM), if required