Trans troubles - no overdrive.
If you are using a test light, then yes. And you will have to back-probe the connection. You likely will not be able to have this connector unhooked while also having the engine running.
I checked for ground and got nothing. Will I have to drop the pan to check the range/ pressure switch, or can i check the wires at the PCM? Could there be a loose connection in the pan or is it more likely a bad switch?
In the case of D4, Channel A should read open (no continuity to ground) and channels B & C should read closed (continuity to ground). This is with the engine running and the shifter placed into the appropriate position. These values are best monitored with a capable scan tool.
If all of the wiring checks out from the ECU (under the dash) to the range/pressure switch, then the switch is the most likely culprit.
If all of the wiring checks out from the ECU (under the dash) to the range/pressure switch, then the switch is the most likely culprit.
Thanks to those that offered information and ideas. I finally went into the to check the pressure/range switch. i replaced the switch and wireing harness. Once together, shifted like a champ. Have all gears now.
Now on to the next item on the list to fix.
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