Torque converter lock operating voltage
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Year: 1995
Model: Grand Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 with all of the noise and clatter
I just replaced all of the shift solenoids in a 98 XJ. There is a kit available for almost 300 bucks, plus you need a pan gasket and ATF. It's a pretty simple fix, just expensive.
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My senoids are fine guys, I want to control when and if the torque converter locks and wanted to make sure I dont fry it with too much voltage, I had thought they operated on 5v
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Year: 1988
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Engine: AMC242
I can probably pillage around to find a truth table for the two shift solenoids, if you want to go that far. The big headache would be figuring out how to switch between controls - ECU vice manual.
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You would have to wire up a switch box that would select between the tcu and manual mode thats all. I just wanted to know the operating voltage of the solenoids.
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