Useful checks before replacing parts
- Monitor solenoid B command, circuit state, shift timing, actual gear ratio, input speed, output speed, and fluid temperature.
- Inspect internal harness routing, case connector pins, solenoid resistance, connector fluid intrusion, and voltage supply under load.
- Review companion ratio, pressure, and shift solenoid codes to decide whether the fault is electrical, hydraulic, or mechanical.
Related OBD-II codes
These nearby transmission entries can help compare wording and fault area. They may share the same verification status as the source database.