Replaced Trans, now can't shift from park and no start
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'97 GMC Jimmy 4x4
I just finishing replacing the trans on my truck and went to test fire it... dash lights on. no start. Push in brake, try to verify it's in park... shifter is locked in park.
The only time my truck acted like this before the plug on the side of the trans for the shifter lockout and such wasn't in tight, but this time they're both fully plugged in.
It was a biotch to get those plugs to seat fully, and I wonder if maybe I broke a wire when plugging them back in. Anybody have a good schematic for the plugs at the side of the trans so I can try to diagnose this?
Really bummed. I was hoping to have this done today, and now it's dead in the water. Ideas?
I just finishing replacing the trans on my truck and went to test fire it... dash lights on. no start. Push in brake, try to verify it's in park... shifter is locked in park.
The only time my truck acted like this before the plug on the side of the trans for the shifter lockout and such wasn't in tight, but this time they're both fully plugged in.
It was a biotch to get those plugs to seat fully, and I wonder if maybe I broke a wire when plugging them back in. Anybody have a good schematic for the plugs at the side of the trans so I can try to diagnose this?
Really bummed. I was hoping to have this done today, and now it's dead in the water. Ideas?
Last edited by grounded87; 06-25-2011 at 07:48 PM.
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Gotta be the neutral safety switch. More often than not, damage is done when the connectors are pulled.
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I think the old switch solenoid setup is still intact on the old trans. Is it as simple as unplugging the harness and swap out the unit or am I in for a big headache?
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Definitely try pulling the old one. It is fairly easy, but you have to pull the shift arm off the side of the trans as well.
If you do end up needing a new one, I think they are under $40.
If you do end up needing a new one, I think they are under $40.
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Hopefully I didn't break a wire when I shoved the plug back together... this truck has fought me every step of the way.
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Now I just need to readjust the linkage as I can only hit two positions with the selector. Is the floor shift adjustment the same as the column shift adjustment that you linked to here previously? Adjust A4 Trans Linkage
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