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Transmission - Socket B2, code 122 900 1995

posted by  dnice on  Fri May 25 15:01 CST 2012
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Hey guys,

Car in quesiton is a 95' 960. Today while driving on the hwy the trans wouldn't upshift and car felt like it was being held back like the diff was locked. Engine was turning at 2500rpm at around 60-65mph. Also the trans seems to be very busy shifting up/down around town. I believe code 122 is for the trans solenoid S1 as noted here http://www.brickboard.com/FAQ/700-900/TransmissionAutoAW30.htm#TransmissionModelInformation

Also to note, I recently cleared a code 114 from Socket A1 while performing some other work due to a running issue. (Program selector open circuit or short to ground)

Questions:

1- Is code 114 related to the trans in any way?

2- Are there connectors accessible on the trans I can check or clean up before replacing S1 Solenoid?

- Should I replace all solenoids while in there?

Thanks for any feedback.





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