> I have a 1990 acura legend 2 dr 2.7l. I just put in a used trans and
> the car runs terrible. While in drive the car will shift out of gear
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"djmcreynolds1" wrote:
> if the S3 light is blinking that means the ecu has stored a
> code take the
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Thanks for your help. I will have to try autozone. One of the trans
shops told me they tried to hook up a scanner but were’nt able to.
They said that there was a severe power drain and they were not able
to pull any codes. Who knows. One step at a time I guess. Thanks again
Jafir Elkurd - 20 May 2005 03:39 GMT
No scanner should be needed. Turn the ingnition switch on (but don't
start the car). There is an LED on the transmission computer under the
passenger's seat. Count the blinks.
> Thanks for your help. I will have to try autozone. One of the trans
> shops told me they tried to hook up a scanner but were'nt able to.
> They said that there was a severe power drain and they were not able
> to pull any codes. Who knows. One step at a time I guess. Thanks again
suemoma - 22 May 2005 05:35 GMT
> No scanner should be needed. Turn the ingnition switch on
> (but don't
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> > to pull any codes. Who knows. One step at a time I guess.
> Thanks again
Got only one blink. I did notice that the cooling fans kept turning on
and off. Could this be an ecu problem? Maybe the AT computer? Thanks
for your help. Much appreciated.
akolle - 18 Mar 2007 18:42 GMT
if there are no led's is that a problem or a reason why i only have first
gear
>No scanner should be needed. Turn the ingnition switch on (but don't
>start the car). There is an LED on the transmission computer under the
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>> They said that there was a severe power drain and they were not able
>> to pull any codes. Who knows. One step at a time I guess. Thanks again
Jafir Elkurd - 22 May 2005 14:25 GMT
One blink is the code for the converter lockup solenoid.
> "djmcreynolds1" wrote:
> > if the S3 light is blinking that means the ecu has stored a
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> They said that there was a severe power drain and they were not able
> to pull any codes. Who knows. One step at a time I guess. Thanks again
suemoma - 23 May 2005 16:34 GMT
> One blink is the code for the converter lockup solenoid.
>
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> > to pull any codes. Who knows. One step at a time I guess.
> Thanks again
Do you know which one that is upper or lower? Also I read an owners
manual and they said that 7 quarts for the whole transmission. I’m
asumming that includes the converter. I only put in 5 could that also
be the problem? I read in other forums that it could be the speed
sensor. Do you have any ideas what the two sensors located on the
transmission are for? Is there a way to check the solenoids
themselves? Again thanks for your help. I guess I just don’t know
where to start first on this car.
Doug Holtz - 25 May 2005 03:23 GMT
The trans only takes 3.3 quarts on a fluid change. I do mine every 35000
miles. Drain out the 5 quarts you put in and put in 3 quarts and you will
be OK.
As far as the trans not working and the engine not running correct after the
trans was replaced, has this been resolved?
Doug
> > One blink is the code for the converter lockup solenoid.
> >
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> themselves? Again thanks for your help. I guess I just don't know
> where to start first on this car.