Yep that is exactly what is going on... I filled it back up with dex merc III. I guess it is time to drop the pan again lol

 

i checked connector again all 3 solenoids and got 14.3 ohms on each. that is normal right?

 

Yes, the high side of normal but OK, it's within manufacturing tolerances. The new P-code you are getting is a mechanical problem with the solenoid, probably will have to pull it and take a look.

 

ok i bought a code scanner just to have. It has p1698 which i think is from were i unplugged the tcu. and p0756 still

 

The second code seems to describe your problem

 

Ok so just to confirm you think i should pull the pan and switch out solenoid B again? i didnt change the filter last time maybe that is a problem?

 

Ok i just have the worst luck ever. I pulled the pan changed the filter and switched out the B solenoid with the older working one. Put it all back together filled up and now i have a ton of codes.
P0753
p0758
p0743
po756
p0720

what a mess any help or ideas were to go from here?

 

High rev in reverse to get it to move.. which is most likely the torque converter code. Do you think the p0720 speed sensor would cause all these to be thrown?

 

Imho, no way did all that stuff fail overnight. I'd be suspicious of a fault in the wiring harness or the TCU itself. If you clear the codes, do they all come back?

 

Yes i cleared them a few times last night and they came back. Do you think the p0720 transmission speed sensor is linked to any of those other codes? The symptoms i have are some of the symptoms of a bad TSS.