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i know this is a little old but, the solenoid should only have power when the trans control unit sends power to activate the solenoid. there is also a switch mounted on the column that is a two position one is for 1st gear only high speed lockout and the other turns on the ( auto ) feature by allowing the computer to send signal based on the speed sensor input. you defiantly have a wiring issue if your trans controller is new. the wire schematics are a little lacking as is the service manual on how the system functions.
  • Posted 24 May 2025 13:18
  • By Darkestskydiver
  • joined 17 Sep'19 - 5 messages
  • Nevada, United States

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