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I took the car to the local transmission shop complaining that the torque converter in my tmh3t40 trans wasnt locking up. So after a total rebuild all interior parts valve body,tcc switch,torque converter, still no lockup. When you run a diagnostics on the computer it says the converter is locking up at around 50 mph,but it is not. Please help $1.600 in the hole.
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Re: 90 Beretta trans not going into lockup
what makes yo think its not going into lock up? the only thing i can think of is a speed sensor, bad ecm, or bad wiring. The tranny is telling the computer to lock up but if the wire going back is open it wont lock up. good luck
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Re: 90 Beretta trans not going into lockup
Bad Solenoid -- it's under the pan facing the driver's side fenderwell..
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Re: 90 Beretta trans not going into lockup
anomaly_va_1976 - I already PMed you concerning the resurrecting of old posts. Continuing to do so will earn you a temporary ban on your account and posting privileges. Closed.
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