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Trans solenoids

New to me S60 , Had no forward , reverse ,I found that by grounding one of the wires from the soliniods more toward the center of the transmission , I get gears forward and back , BUT what are the two soliniods on the right hand side of the transmission ? I dont want to screw anything up, any idea what they do , when do they need power ? , Yes , has some secondhand wiring , Anyway to add a pix ?

Thanks Daniel
  • Posted 13 Nov 2020 09:10
  • By Daniel_Cross
  • joined 6 Nov'20 - 8 messages
  • Virginia, United States

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