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andrewmorano June 14th, 2019 11:25 PM

02 S10 Automatic Shifting Hard
 
Hi, I have a 2002 S10 with the bulletproof 4.3 and the not so bulletproof 4L60E. I bought it a few months ago and i noticed it shifts from 1-2 hard. Scanned it, and it has a code for the PC Solenoid. Checked the datastream and the solenoid is getting 0 amperage. Was just gonna replace it, but didn't know if anyone else has had this issue. I also attached the data I collected when it shifts hard. Mostly need someone who's experienced with trannys that can tell me if it's good or bad. Considering I have no reference data, i'm not sure if these are good or bad numbers. Let me know what you think, inspections due in 2 weeks lol.
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charlie2sods July 11th, 2019 8:29 PM

i have a 90 model s10 4.3 and it shifts hard going from first to second, but it only does that cold, after about 5 miles it doesnt do it any more.

andrewmorano July 12th, 2019 5:44 PM


Originally Posted by charlie2sods (Post 431469)
i have a 90 model s10 4.3 and it shifts hard going from first to second, but it only does that cold, after about 5 miles it doesnt do it any more.

Same with me. Fixed it BTW, i dropped the pan. PC solenoid wires were shorted to each other because the previous owner repaired the broken wire with two UNINSULATED spade connectors and electrical taped them. Something tells me he wasn't the sharpest tool in the shed. Recut the wires, installed insulated spade connectors and heat shrink, shifts like a dream. You should drop the pan and check wiring. easiest way for me was checking connector on PC solenoid for continuity. Should have 0.

charlie2sods July 12th, 2019 9:05 PM

i dropped the pan and changed the filter but i didnt realize there were any wires there to look at, where are the located if you dont mind me asking, and thanks

andrewmorano July 12th, 2019 11:28 PM


Originally Posted by charlie2sods (Post 431549)
i dropped the pan and changed the filter but i didnt realize there were any wires there to look at, where are the located if you dont mind me asking, and thanks

Drop the filter, there's a little cylinder thing at i believe the driver side rear of the tranny, 3 bolts, and then you have full access to the PCS.

charlie2sods July 14th, 2019 12:42 PM

thanks bud for the help


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