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Old 11-08-2004, 07:22 PM
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93 trooper trany light blinking

Recently the "Check Trans" light on our trooper has begun flashing sometimes. I have read some threads in this and other forums and I believe that this is a common problem. When the light begins blinking the trooper seems to shift into a lower gear. If I stop shut off the engine and wait about 30 seconds I can start it up and it won't hapen again for a while. Anyone have some ideas? I have heard it may be a solenoid or TCM. Any help would be great. Thanks
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Old 11-13-2004, 05:11 PM
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Re: 93 trooper trany light blinking

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Originally Posted by Reznor76
Recently the "Check Trans" light on our trooper has begun flashing sometimes. I have read some threads in this and other forums and I believe that this is a common problem. When the light begins blinking the trooper seems to shift into a lower gear. If I stop shut off the engine and wait about 30 seconds I can start it up and it won't hapen again for a while. Anyone have some ideas? I have heard it may be a solenoid or TCM. Any help would be great. Thanks
Im not sure if the tranny would do this on that early of a model but you may need to check the level of the tranny fluid it could be staying in a lower gear to default or protect from burning up. You will also find it difficult shifting with low fluid, if that be the case.
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