Q&A

Aloha,
If the check engine light is on, there is a fault code(s) stored that will help in determining what the problem is. These codes will need to be checked and then diagnosed, and you are better off taking it to an experienced repair shop for this type of repair.

I'm having same problem. My guy says it's "Solenoid B" . It needs to be replaced, which requires getting inside the trans....$1100.00. I would like to know if this sounds right.

Easy. Disconnect the positive battery terminal for a minute. Worked for me. You can get the error code diagnosed for free at some auto parts places first - i think Auto zone did mine, but if it says something to do with evac system or exhaust, like mine did, make sure to check that there is not a gas leak. A mouse chewed through a gas filler hose near the back of my car. Lucky I had an honest mechanic!!! Part was not in stock and I had to drive so i ended up getting an old gas hose from a junkyard and putting it in myself laying in a ditch under the car. just took putting on two clamps. and i'm a 60-year old lady with no repair experience! Good luck!