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No Overdrive in Automatic Trans AW71 - Ongoing Problem - Still no Resolution - HELP! 900

posted by  JasonZeiner on  Fri Oct 4 06:49 CST 2002
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First, I want to thank everyone who has replied in the past. We have tried all the options suggested to no avail. Still no overdrive. The light toggles on and off, we replaced the OD Relay, the OD Solenoid, Fluid & Filter. We do hear a click on the solenoid. We are at wits end. Is it possible that whatever the solenoid is communicating with the transmission, is not getting through? Could the trans not be receiving the info to go into OD? How does the solenoid work with the transmission? Can someone advise with specific information. Tomorrow I want to crawl under once again, remove the new solenoid and see if there is something obstructing between the two. Is there anything else possible that is preventing OD? Next resort is take it to the shop and that is always scarry! Thanks everyone for your help! Also, this is a 940 Turbo 1993 with 115,000 miles.

Lynn + Jason Zeiner






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