Not going into overdrive.
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Ok so I did the brake pedal trick at 55 mph and nothing happened. What would be a next diagnosis trick to find out why its not locking up? Like I said before, my temperature doesn't get much above the first tick on the temp gauge. Does the engine have to be at operating temperature for it to lock or is that obsolete.
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I would try to find a wiring diagram of the transmission control module for your year and find the wire for the TCC (torque converter clutch) solenoid and put power to it and see if that locks the converter. If it doesn't then your TCC solenoid is bad if it does lock then you have a issue with getting power to the solenoid.
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I would try to find a wiring diagram of the transmission control module for your year and find the wire for the TCC (torque converter clutch) solenoid and put power to it and see if that locks the converter. If it doesn't then your TCC solenoid is bad if it does lock then you have a issue with getting power to the solenoid.
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You can run a wire from the positive side of the battery with an inline fuse or you could even use an old phone charger, or power cord that plugs into your power port and cut the cord strip the wires and plug it into the power port and use that for your 12 volt power source, just be sure you are using the positive wire. Then you can unhook the tcm and put power to the pin that is for the correct solenoid. The best way to do it is to be in gear with your foot on the brake, then if you put power to the wire for the TCC solenoid and the converter locks your engine will stall.
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You can run a wire from the positive side of the battery with an inline fuse or you could even use an old phone charger, or power cord that plugs into your power port and cut the cord strip the wires and plug it into the power port and use that for your 12 volt power source, just be sure you are using the positive wire. Then you can unhook the tcm and put power to the pin that is for the correct solenoid. The best way to do it is to be in gear with your foot on the brake, then if you put power to the wire for the TCC solenoid and the converter locks your engine will stall.
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Thank you for this suggestion
I'd do this first: http://cruiser54.com/?p=58
Definitely found some corrosion, more than likely due to my "light" water crossing earlier lol hoping me cleaning off the corrosion and some dialectic grease might do the trick!
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