Tranny solenoid adventure featuring bimmerjeeper
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Tranny solenoid adventure featuring bimmerjeeper
I need to change the tranny solenoids. Shift Solenoid "A" Electrical (P0753)
What other parts do I need when dropping the pan? Filter? Gasket?
While the pan is dropped, there are three I should replace, right?
Is there a do not buy rule for this part? Dealer? FLAPS?
RockAuto? $159
AIRTEX/WELLS 2N1192 {#4797402, 5016120AA, TCS65} Info One of our most popular parts
4 speed trans.; 1-2 Shift Solenoid
I need two #6's (4797402) and one #7 (4797403) ?
https://www.evernote.com/shard/s338/...48feb1bd06a3c7
What other parts do I need when dropping the pan? Filter? Gasket?
While the pan is dropped, there are three I should replace, right?
Is there a do not buy rule for this part? Dealer? FLAPS?
RockAuto? $159
AIRTEX/WELLS 2N1192 {#4797402, 5016120AA, TCS65} Info One of our most popular parts
4 speed trans.; 1-2 Shift Solenoid
I need two #6's (4797402) and one #7 (4797403) ?
https://www.evernote.com/shard/s338/...48feb1bd06a3c7
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I've had good luck with the ebay cheapies at about $60 total. I've had them for a year and they're just fine, no issues, and still ohm out in range.
You'll need a trans pan gasket and it never hurts to change the filter. Others will say no need since it's literally just a screen (which it is); but, it's cheap and easy to change.
You'll need a trans pan gasket and it never hurts to change the filter. Others will say no need since it's literally just a screen (which it is); but, it's cheap and easy to change.
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If it's just a screen, then I will leave the filter alone.
I am leaning towards getting only the 1-2 A solenoid from Rock for $150.
I will also get a new pan gasket.
I am leaning towards getting only the 1-2 A solenoid from Rock for $150.
I will also get a new pan gasket.
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I am tempted to try this Ebay kit for $55
Comes with 3 solenoids, filter, and gasket.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Solenoid-Se...7/191576393429
Comes with 3 solenoids, filter, and gasket.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Solenoid-Se...7/191576393429
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Challenges when dropping the tranny pan? dipstick clearance?
I will be doing the 3 tranny solenoids this coming week.
Is there something particularly PITA when dropping the tranny pan?
I read about people having issues with the dipstick clearance?
Are you required to pull apart the dipstick? It's a 2-piece, right?
Any trick to doing this? Not sure why old threads make it seem rough.
Is there something particularly PITA when dropping the tranny pan?
I read about people having issues with the dipstick clearance?
Are you required to pull apart the dipstick? It's a 2-piece, right?
Any trick to doing this? Not sure why old threads make it seem rough.
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Some do this. See post #4:
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f2/tip...-filter-61162/
I would use the proper size fuel injector clamps instead though.
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f2/tip...-filter-61162/
I would use the proper size fuel injector clamps instead though.
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I heat it with a little heat from my propane torch when I did the screen and gasket. There is an O Ring in there that gets all dry and whatnot. Brought both the pan and dipstick to the auto parts store to find one that fit out of their assortment box.
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and that is how it is done.
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The solenoids and filter can be changed without completely removing the pan. I just removed the bolt holding the dipstick, then dropped the pan down as far as I could but was able to get to everything. Maybe a little slower, but it gets it done.
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Some do this. See post #4:
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f2/tip...-filter-61162/
I would use the proper size fuel injector clamps instead though.
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f2/tip...-filter-61162/
I would use the proper size fuel injector clamps instead though.
Why are the clamps in the photo the wrong size?