ok sometimes removal of exhaust is required to remove or replace a
transmission the O2 sensor can be found on the exhaust system and most
vehicles have anywhere from 1-4 O2 sensors on them if any are unplugged or
wires not properly routed could be against exhaust and melted or shorted.
the fix most the time is looking at exhaust system and locate O2 sensors
make sure all are plugged in and do not look broken.broken O2 sensors are
common in transmission repair facilities since most exhaust sytems are
routed either beside or under the transmission itself.aamco is national
company although independantly owned the warranty on work is good at any
aamco.have them rack the car up and check the oxygen sensors are plugged in
and not shorted against the exhaust... if you dont get satisfaction there is
an 800 number to corporate aamco HQ customer relations .call them and set a
complaint rolling aamco corporate will see to it that your problem is
resolved<number can be found on your aamco repair order or warranty booklet>
hope that helps you some. K Mcreynolds Aamco certified master rebuilder
A.S.E. certified transmisssion tech