Does a new transmission control module need to be programmed?
To answer your question you should NOT need to reprogram your computer (PCM/ECU) when you replace your transmission as long as it’s a stock replacement (or stock rebuild).
What causes a transmission to go into reverse?
Repair requires replacing the torque convertor and flushing the transmission fluid. A worn reverse gear can also occur when a transmission is mishandled. If the fluid in a transmission is not properly maintained, sludge will build up. This causes unnecessary friction between the gears, which results in eventual wear.
Are there any codes stored in the TCM?
So there must of been codes stored in the TCM. Throwing parts at it because some code reader gave a code is such a waste of money. There are so many different ways a transmission can fail.
How much does it cost for a new transmission?
2nd gear… the Seloenoid Pack on the transmission so it will shift… this is also called the EATX Controller… ALL the Garages state i Need a new transmission, or a rebuilt one… ALL the Dealers state the same thing… “2000.00 Dollars” on average…! ALL the manual’s claim it is a direct fault that is emissions related…
What causes a car to not go into reverse?
When the clutches begin to fail, the lower gears will not engage. Repair requires replacing the torque convertor and flushing the transmission fluid. A worn reverse gear can also occur when a transmission is mishandled.
Is it my Transmission Control Module or my ECM?
A bad battery, a bad alternator and other electrical problems can send inadequate voltage to you Transmission Control Module causing your engine/transmission or both to act crazy.
How much does it cost to replace a Transmission Control Module?
How much does it cost to replace a TCM? The cost to replace a transmission control module will be in the $500 to $1000 range. Also expect part costs in the $400 to $700 range. But for all that, you can also order a new transmission control module (TCM) online and ask them what their rates are for the job.
What do you need to know about Lo Reverse transmission?
The “Lo-reverse” clutches are worn out, there’s a broken sun shell, a fluid leak in the reverse apply circuit, or a worn boost valve. A high-viscosity additive/seal restorer may help with the fluid leak, and worn valve for the short term. Transmission must be removed and rebuilt. Check the wiring and grounds.
What to do if your ECM is not working?
You may also want to take into account that if the diagnostic test offers you up a bigger problem then just your vehicle’s ECM not working correctly, you may end up at a dealership or transmission shop anyway, so why not go to one to begin with?